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Let’s Rock: The Retro Festival is returning to Temple Newsam, in Leeds, this summer. Happening on Saturday, June 17 we’ll see headline performances from Soft Cell and OMD.
“We’re playing Northern Ireland, Shrewsbury, Exeter and Southampton for the first time ever as Soft Cell, as well as in our spiritual home of Leeds, and look forward to seeing everyone at this great festival.” Let’s Rock organisers and founders Nick Billinghurst and Matt Smith said: “It was truly humbling to have everyone back at Let’s Rock this summer after two difficult years, and it means the world to us that our loyal audience has stuck with us. We’re already looking forward to 2023 and are proud to announce what we hope you’ll agree is a spectacular line up for Let’s Rock Leeds.”
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