There's also a full lineup of live music and entertainment at Hay Hill.
This year's line-up
Scroll through our lineup below and have a listen to discover your new favourite artists. Running from midday to late, you'll find soul, funk, rock and disco fighting for your attention as the party carries on throughout the day.
Performance times will be announced soon!
Listen to the official Lord Mayor's Weekend playlist
Play nowWe are excited to collaborate with New Noise, an initiative in partnership between Access Creative, Norfolk Music Hub, Play Produce Promote and Pica Pica, showcasing emerging musicians from across Norfolk.
Taf Royale
Riya Lue
Riya Lue is a soulful singer‑songwriter who has been immersed in music from an early age, performing, writing and finding her voice in the studio while still a child. Now 22, she pairs emotive vocals with deeply personal songwriting, crafting honest, feeling‑first music as she collaborates with leading industry names ahead of her debut release this year.
Currls
Formed in Brighton in 2017, Currls have carved out a reputation as one of the UK’s most electrifying underground acts. Blending the grit of garage rock with searing punk energy and sludgy pop undertones, the trio deliver a sound that feels both chaotic and deeply cathartic.
DH Temple
May Gabriels
May Gabriels is a soft R&B and pop singer crafting warm, soulful songs that soundtrack long summer days, blending smooth vocals with feel‑good, sun‑soaked melodies.
Dr DJs Dad Dancing Dispensary
The Dispensary is a high‑energy, 40‑minute dance workshop that invites anyone, regardless of age, gender or ability, to learn classic moves and embrace the joy of “dancing like a dad” with confidence, humour and zero pressure.
The Mink
The Mink are an East Anglian neo‑psychedelic band formed in 2023, born from chance encounters across the local scene. Their sound blends dreamy atmospheres, groove‑led rhythms, riff‑heavy jams and flute‑flecked textures into a vivid, free‑flowing live experience.
Congratulations
Congratulations are a hall‑of‑mirrors party troupe delivering chaotic, dance‑driven noise with equal parts sugar‑rush hooks and feral intensity. Their taut, fizzing guitars and caustic electronics collide with huge fuzzed‑out bass and pounding grooves, creating a dizzying, colour‑coded live spectacle designed to move bodies and scramble senses.
Guilty Pleasures
Guilty Pleasures began as a segment on Sean’s BBC London radio show before exploding into a hugely influential club night, proudly celebrating pop music once dismissed as uncool. By putting artists like Queen, Dolly Parton, Fleetwood Mac and Toto front and centre, Guilty Pleasures helped rewrite club culture in the 2000s, attracting devoted DJ guests including Jarvis Cocker, Saint Etienne and Terry Hall, and cementing pop as something to be celebrated, not sneered at.
The Garden Party
Don't miss out on a full lineup of entertainment and activities in Chapelfield Gardens.
Don't forget the Procession
Find out when it starts, what the route is and who's taking part.