A huge night of live music, entertainment and family fun is heading to Barnham this summer.
Murrells Field will host an evening packed with performances on Saturday 20 June 2026, running from 5pm until 11.45pm.
The event promises a lively festival-style atmosphere, with music, food, drinks and entertainment for all ages.
Headlining the night will be Madonna tribute performer Jeni Jaye, who will bring the sound and style of the Queen of Pop to the stage.
Her show celebrates Madonna’s biggest eras, taking audiences from the 1980s through to some of the star’s most iconic moments.
Organisers say fans can expect a high-energy performance designed to get people singing and dancing.
The line-up will also feature Murdoch’s Crazy Eyes, a lively band known for delivering a mix of memorable tunes and energetic performances.
James William will also take to the stage performing as Best of Barlow. He has appeared on ITV’s Starstruck and will bring big vocals and star quality to the Barnham event.
Local band Outatime are also on the bill, adding their own sound and style to the evening.
The event is not just about the music, with plenty planned for families and groups of friends.
Visitors will be able to enjoy hot food, a well-stocked bar and children’s entertainment throughout the evening.
Under-16s can attend for free, making it a family-friendly night out.
Adult tickets are priced at £20, with early bird adult tickets available for £13.50.
Whether you are a lifelong Madonna fan, a lover of live music, or simply looking for a fun summer evening out, the event aims to offer something for everyone.
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