Legendary Sister Sledge coming to Brighton Pride
Global superstars, Sister Sledge, are the latest addition to play the main stage lineup at Brighton Pride on August 6. The Grammy nominated, queens of disco with worldwide record sales of more than 15 million copies will bring the Pride Festival Finale to a pulsating climax.
Global superstars, Sister Sledge, are the latest addition to the main stage lineup at Brighton Pride on August 6.
The Grammy nominated, Queens of Disco with worldwide record sales of more than 15 million copies will bring the Pride Festival Finale to a pulsating climax.
No dance floor is complete without a Sister Sledge track. Be it We Are Family, He’s The Greatest Dancer, Thinking Of You or Lost In Music, Sister Sledge provide the perfect soundtrack to our disco lives.
Nothing brings audiences or clubbers together better than a session with Sister Sledge who will be performing at Pride with a full live band.
During a spectacular career they have performed alongside a galaxy of mega stars including Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, Public Enemy, Andrea Bocelli and wowed festival goers on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and Bestival.
Sister Sledge will join international artists Carly Rae Jepsen, DJ Fresh, Fleur East, Alesha Dixon, The 2Bears and many more for what is set to be the best lineup of performers at Brighton Pride to date.
For more information about confirmed artists, click here:
Pride Festival Tickets £12.50 Early bird SOLD OUT / £17.50 First release SOLD OUT / £21.00 Second release AVAILABLE NOW / £25 Third Release/ £30 Final Release.
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