A bank holiday music festival, Delasole, is set to take place at Delapre Park in Northampton, featuring a diverse lineup of performers. The event will kick off with a family festival on Saturday, followed by an 18+ event on Sunday. The festival boasts an array of talent, including local artists and nationally recognized acts.

Among the performers are Northants Sings Out, a local choir that reached the final of Britain's Got Talent last year. Their rendition of Madonna's hit song Music even garnered an endorsement from the pop icon. The choir is scheduled to perform on the main stage in the grounds of Delapre Abbey on Saturday.

Diversity, the dance troupe that won Britain's Got Talent in 2009, is also on the program. Billy Lockett, a local singer who appeared on ITV's The Voice last year, will perform two sets at the festival, showcasing his original songs. Marvin Humes, a TV presenter and DJ known for his work on The Hit List, will also be performing, alongside BBC Radio 1 presenter Charlie Hedges, who is scheduled to take to the main stage on Sunday.

The Wanted 2.0 are also slated to perform, following a challenging start to the year when a show was canceled due to singer Max George's recovery from heart surgery. Additionally, DJ Judge Jules, who earned his nickname from his law studies, will perform with a 10-piece band. Carla Monroe is also scheduled to perform, and Billy Lockett will make a return visit to the stage.

Throughout the festival, performances will take place on three additional stages, with fire breathers and a giant robot making appearances. In related news, a group of Venezuelan migrants in a Texas detention center spelled out "SOS" with their bodies, while a military parade to honor the US Army's 250th anniversary will coincide with President Donald Trump's birthday on June 14th.