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Sunday at Roseshire Festival is all about feel-good music, big sing-along moments and a celebration of some of the most iconic pop sounds of the 90s — and we’re delighted to announce that Boyzlife will be headlining the main stage.
Boyzlife bring together two of the most recognisable voices from one of pop’s most memorable eras. Made up of Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, the duo celebrate the legacy of Boyzone and Westlife, delivering a live show packed with chart-topping hits, huge choruses and moments that transport audiences straight back to the golden age of pop.
Sunday at Roseshire Festival has been designed as a relaxed, welcoming and family-friendly day, making it the perfect opportunity to enjoy live music together. With a strong nostalgic feel running throughout the lineup, it’s a day built around shared memories, familiar songs and an atmosphere that invites everyone to join in — whether you’re reliving the 90s or discovering the music for the first time.
Boyzlife’s live performances are known for their energy, warmth and connection with the crowd. Fans can expect a set filled with classic songs that dominated the charts and radio airwaves, creating a soundtrack that defined a generation. It’s the kind of show where singing along is not just encouraged — it’s unavoidable.
Beyond the music, Sunday at Roseshire Festival offers much more than just the headline performance. Festival-goers can enjoy a full day of entertainment, including supporting artists, street food vendors, bars, family attractions and plenty of space to relax and soak up the atmosphere. The setting at Chester House Estate provides the perfect backdrop for a summer’s day out, combining open green space with a vibrant festival buzz.
Whether you’re coming with friends, family or planning a full weekend at the festival, Sunday promises to be a standout day filled with positivity, nostalgia and great music. With Boyzlife closing the weekend, it’s set to be a joyful and memorable end to Roseshire Festival.
Tickets for Sunday and weekend passes are available, and demand is expected to be strong. If you’re looking for a day of feel-good pop, familiar favourites and a friendly festival atmosphere, Sunday at Roseshire Festival is not to be missed.