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Suffolk Show seeks solo performers for May event

Solo artists will have the chance to perform in front of 40,000 visitors at this year's Suffolk Show on 28 and 29 May.

Why it matters: The annual county show takes place on Wednesday, 28 May, and Thursday, 29 May, at Trinity Park Showground and provides the perfect platform for local performers to gain exposure to a large audience.

Performers will also receive a free day pass to the event.

How to apply: Interested solo performers need to:

  • Email their details to edie@planet-music.co.uk

  • Include a performance video

  • Submit applications before the 30 April deadline

The bottom line: This represents a unique opportunity for solo performers in the region to showcase their talent at one of Suffolk's largest events, with applications open until the end of April.

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