Pop stars McFly have been revealed as headliners at a Shropshire music festival next year.
Alderfest, held at Alderford Lake near Whitchurch, proved so popular for its first event this summer that it is returning in 2023 for not one but two years.
Zoe Watson, marketing manager at Alderford said:"We are just thrilled that McFly agreed to take part in Alderfest. It's amazing that they can see just how big the festival has become and want to get involved.She said there had been a massive response with ticket interest. "This year's Alderfest was such a success we decided to make it a two-day event next year. We had so many nice, supportive comments."Strictly dancer AJ Pritchard and his reality TV star brother, Curtis, will open the venue's real ice ice-rink, on November 24.Zoe said:"AJ and Curtis have been such great supporters of ours.
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