Live music will be coming to Sherwood Pines Forest next summer, as Forestry England’s acclaimed concert series Forest Live announces performances will return to the venue next June.
In previous years, Forest Live has brought Sherwood Pines to life with stunning performances from iconic artists and household names such as Tom Jones, UB40, Jessie J, Olly Murs, Elbow and Gary Barlow. Details on artists and dates for Forest Live 2024 will be released in the coming weeks building up to the events.
Forestry England uses the money Forest Live raises to maintain these beautiful natural areas for everyone to enjoy, run important conservation projects and keep growing trees. Last year they planted some 7.4 million trees, caring for the nation’s 1,500 woods and forests sustainably and welcoming 291 million visits in 2022-23. Everyone in England lives within a one-hour drive of one of the nation’s forests. Over two million people have enjoyed the Forest Live gigs over the last twenty-three years.
Sherwood Pines is the largest public woodland in the East Midlands and one of the county’s most well-known forests. It’s the perfect setting for adventure, discovery and live music!
For those taking public transport, a shuttle bus service will operate from Mansfield.
Hayley Skipper, Director of Operations, Commercial Visitor Development, Forestry England commented: “It’s been several years since the last concerts in the beautiful Sherwood Pines. We’re delighted that in 2024 this fabulous setting will be alive with music once again. Welcoming back great artists and audiences to this unique live music experience is really exciting.”
Forest Live has launched a new website that fans can use to sign up for information, announcements and exclusive pre-sale access at forestlive.com. Tickets will go on sale in the coming weeks.
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