Get ready for Liverpool International Music Festival 2020 as it heads back to the stunning Sefton Park for a day of unforgettable music.
On 19 July, the stage will be set once again to showcase a diverse set of global household names alongside a plethora of emerging new talent that Liverpool is renowned for, thanks to our UNESCO City of Music status.
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