Southsea's award-winning Victorious Festival has announced its first wave of artists for next summer.
The event — the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival — will take place across August 25, 26 and 27.
Headlining Friday night are acid jazz icons Jamiroquai.
Fronted by the original Space Cowboy, Jay Kay, the band will bring 30 years of stone cold bangers to Southsea Common in the summer.
Other acts on a stacked bill include Scandi-synthpop singer-songwriter Sigrid, award-winning indie rock dynamos The Vaccines and the ever-eccentric alt-pop maestros, The Divine Comedy.
Elsewhere on the incredible bill is feted indie darling Beabadoobee, Aussie punks Amyl and The Sniffers, Mersey rockers The Coral.
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This year's Victorious will be the first held over three full days.
Jamiroquai will headline the 2023 Victorious Festival
Friday will now include the whole site meaning the Common and Castle Stages, the Kids Arena, Fringe Fields, Comedy and Acoustic Arena will all be open to enjoy.
Speaking about next year’s festival Andy Marsh, Lead Booker, said:
‘‘We’ve unveiled a little taste of next year’s line-up ahead of Christmas as a little festive treat for everyone!
“We’ve got some incredible names confirmed already but it’s just a fraction of what’s to come.
"We’re really excited about Victorious 2023 and we can’t wait to tell you more in the new year. It’s going to be big!”
Early bird tickets for Victorious Festival are on sale now with Weekend Camping Tickets from just £165 and day tickets from just £55.
Other acts confirmed for the event are The Enemy, Katy B, Dylan, Inspiral Carpets, Crawlers, Newton Faulkner and Wunderhorse.
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