Motorcycle Live Launches Saturday Night Festival
The new feature of the event will see music from a live band and DJ, as well as motorcycle stunt shows and street food and drinks
Motorcycle Live is launching a new feature for the 2024 running of the event, as the Saturday Night Festival is announced.
The evening of entertainment, in association with Indian Motorcycle, will take place on Saturday, November 23. For one night only Hall 4 will be transformed from a motorcycle show to an entertainment arena, with a host of features for motorcycle and music fans alike.
Headlining the event will be Rick Parfitt Jnr and the Rick Parfit Jnr (RPJ) Band, which will be playing a mix of alternative, rock and party anthems. They will be joined by Nikki Beach resident DJ Rosie playing a mix of soulful lounge beats and thumping dance anthems.
Music aside, motorcycles will also play a big part in the evening, with a live FMX show scheduled to take place, alongside a trials bike riding display and street bike stunts. Bringing the heat to the area will be the famous Fuel Girls, a world-famous British performance group, specializing in all kinds of fire breathing, pyro performances and acrobatic aerial stunts.
For those looking to recharge or refresh themselves, a range of street food vendors will also be in attendance, as well as drinks suppliers - if you are heading down on the day, it might be best to take the train!
Speaking about the event, Claire D’auria, Marketing for Indian Motorcycle said:
"Music and riding have always gone together, both fuelling the spirit of freedom and adventure, so Indian Motorcycle is proud to crank up the volume at Motorcycle Live with sponsorship of the Saturday Night Festival."
Tickets for the Saturday Night Festival are priced at £25 per person (+£2 booking fee) and spaces are strictly limited to just 2,000. Tickets can only be purchased through the official website.
Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
