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If you were in Brockwell Park for Mighty Hoopla earlier in September, you’ll know how special the inclusive pop festival has become. Not only is it perhaps the only place in the UK where you might see someone flash their boobs to Alexandra Burke covering Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ or Charity Shop Sue warm-up for Cheryl Cole, it just has the perfect festival chemistry. It’s welcoming, it’s chaotic, it’s very, very fun.
That’s probably why this year’s post-pandemic event sold out quicker than any year before. (A little festival serotonin after a terrible couple of years please!) It’s also why we’re absolutely buzzing to hear that the team have only gone and secured the original Sugababes as headliners for 2022.
Normally a full-throttle one-dayer, the organisers of Mighty Hoopla revealed on Twitter in September that the event will be running for two days in 2022. It’ll take place over the Queen’s Jubilee bank holiday: Friday June 3 and Saturday June 4. (Thanks Liz!) They also say that tickets will go on sale this Friday (September 17) at 9am. You can sign up here.
Your Mighty Hoopla 2022 dates are here, and next year it's double the fun! 🤯
— Mighty Hoopla (@mightyhoopla) September 14, 2021
Join us for 2 DAYS of partying in Brockwell Park, over the Queen's Jubilee bank holiday weekend, Fri 3 & Sat 4 Jun 2022 🎉
Tickets on sale Fri 17 Sep at 9am 🎟
✅ Sign up at https://t.co/BrbFjtrSDa pic.twitter.com/x09hnVr3sG
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