Our huge Spring Break event just got bigger with the addition of four new acts to the line-up including The Voice 2014 winner – Jermain Jackman.

The winner of the popular BBC show has just released his debut album ‘Jermain Jackman’ on the Will.i.am Music Group label. Since the release, Jermain has performed in front of a seven million television audience on this year’s The Voice while he has also appeared on BBC Radio 1Xtra, Capital FM, Blue Peter, SB.TV, plus many more.

The Carnabys

Joining Jermain on the billing is a band that has been described as one of the hottest properties to come out of West London since The Who. The Carnabys are a five piece band who has supported the legendary Blondie, where she described them as: “The best support band we've had in years” and they’re already making their mark on the festival scene having hit stages up and down the country.

Samantha Duran

Writing her own songs and playing guitar since before she even discovered eyeliner, Samantha’s talent proves that if you’re born with it and work hard to craft it… You’ll make it. Samantha has supported Ed Sheeran, The Hoosiers and Beverley Knight. Now, she’s flying forward in 2015 headlining an impressive list of gigs in the UK, Dubai, New York, Houston, Australia and don’t forget Huddersfield.

Johnny Lucas

Jonny’s latest single, ‘The Best Day’s’, premiered on BBC Radio 1, kick-starting a series of plays on over 40 different local and national radio stations. Jonny writes and performs fresh, anthemic songs which keep you singing through the dark times as well as the bright. With influences ranging from 60’s McCartney to his own take on modern Brit Pop, Johnny’s music will always leave you in a summer mood!

These acts add to an already awesome line-up that features Freshers’ favourite, Beat A Maxx, a silent disco, UV bubble party and a whole host of other entertainment.

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