The life of Caroline Flack will be celebrated at a music, comedy and dance festival set to take place in July.
Flackstock is a one day festival that will be held in the grounds of Englefield House, near Pangbourne, Berkshire on Monday, July 25. It will raise money for four mental health charities, Choose Love, Mind, Samaritans and Charlie Waller Trust.
The festival that is due to start at 4pm has so far confirmed Natalie Imbruglia, Louise Redknapp and Fleur East will be performing. Professor Green, Dermot O’Leary, Keith Lemon, Paddy McGuinness, and Joel Dommett will also make appearances.
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Caroline’s mother Christine said: "My Caroline was never more herself or happier than at a music festival with her sister and her friends. Flackstock is the wonderful idea of those who knew her best and the perfect way to remember her singing, dancing and most of all laughing.
“Not only is Flackstock the most positive way to honour Carrie, but charities that she loved will benefit from the proceeds. A big thank you to everyone involved for all their hard work – to Natalie for the mad idea, Giles Cooper Entertainment and Englefield House who saved the day, Live Nation and to all the brilliant sponsors. My family are so proud that so many people who knew Carrie loved her so very much."
General admission tickets are priced at £50.65 each through Ticketmaster. Child tickets (6 to 14 years) are £28.15 each. Car park passes cost £11.25. Head here to Ticketmaster buy tickets for Flackstock.
Ian O’Reilly, Head of Community & Events Fundraising at Mind, said: "Every donation that Mind receives through Flackstock will allow us to be there for even more people when they need us. This includes through services like the Mind Infoline, legal line and our online peer support community for adults, Side by Side. The money will also enable us to continue to campaign to improve services and provide information and support. We are honoured to be involved and we can’t wait for the festival to get started."
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