Kew the Music 2024 line-up from JLS to Monty Don - how to get tickets and VIP packages

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Kew the Music 2024 line-up from JLS to Monty Don - how to get tickets and VIP packages

Kew The Music 2024 festival has revealed its final two headliners as Beverley Knight and Ronan Keating who will join JLS and Monty Don. Tickets for the festival will go on sale soon and the line up will also star MIKA, Passenger and Richard Ashcroft.

This year's edition of the festival will take place from Monday, July 14 to Sunday, July 14. Tickets will go on pre-sale on Thursday, February 22 at 10 am.

General tickets will be available from Friday, February 23 at 10am - you'll be able to get them here. And if you want to add something extra to your experience, you can opt for a VIP package.

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One of the most popular is the Orangery VIP Package (£248.50), which includes a reserved Enclosure ticket to the show, dedicated VIP entry to Kew Gardens, a two-course gourmet summer barbeque and half a bottle of wine per person. There are also hamper packages, that serve two people.

You can choose between the classic hamper (£75), the vegan hamper (£75), the charcuterie hamper (£95) or the salmon hamper (£95). All are to be collected on the day.

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Kew The Music is an annual week-long festival of picnic concerts set in the UNESCO World Heritage site Kew Gardens in southwest London. It has become since its creation one of the highlights of the capital's summer music calendar.

The shows are year after year a hit amongst all generations of music lovers. Guests attending them are welcome to bring their own food and drink or can enjoy the open-air bars, street food stalls, or hospitality options including hamper and BBQ packages.

You can get more information about the event here. Tickets for the shows will be available to book from Ticketmaster or See Tickets.

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