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An Oasis tribute band is headlining a festival at Huntingdon Racecourse.

Huntingdon Festival, set to take place on Saturday, September 6, will be spearheaded by Oasisn't, a band promising classic Britpop vibes.

The festival — promising a day of live music and entertainment — encourages local residents to secure tickets as early as possible.

The "early-bird" ticket window remains open until June 29, with adults paying £10, children aged four to 17 paying £5, and an available family package for two adults and two children costing £25.

Admission for children under four is free.

Oasisn’t Oasisn’t (Image: Oasisn’t) Following the closure of the early-bird window, the advance ticket prices starting from June 30 will be £12 for adults, £7 for children aged four to 17, and a family package for two adults and two children costing £27.50.

On-the-day pricing escalates, with adults billed at £15, children aged four to 17 at £9, and a family package costing £35.

Gates will open at midday, with the musical line-up including New Samba at 1.45pm, The Aston Collective at 3pm, and headliners Oasisn't at 4.15pm.


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