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    Fusion Festival 2017: A Review

    gabbyfabrizioBy gabbyfabrizioSeptember 15, 2017
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    We got asked to head down to Fusion Festival which like last year, took place in Liverpool. In its fifth year, Fusion Festival is continuously growing and becoming increasingly popular each year, always pulling the stops out with their headlines, and this year did not disappoint. With Little Mix and Take That as headliners, the weekend was one which we wouldn’t be forgetting for a very long time!

    Little Mix

    Little Mix came on stage and instantly got the crowd going wild with their latest track, Power, and they certainly dominated the entire stage. With nothing less of an immaculate performance of their famous energetic choreography, and on point vocals, the girls really did get the crowd going. Treating their adoring fans to a mixture of old and new songs, Little Mix got every single person dancing and singing, and we are sure that the screams of their dedicated and extremely loud fans could be heard across Liverpool!

    Photo: Carl Sukonik

    Take That

    Fans old and new, old and young, waited patiently for the arrival of Take That on stage, and they are certainly a band that need no introductions at all. Gary, Mark and Howard were greeted by screams from their loyal fans from day one, and from younger fans, really showing how Take That are a timeless band who will certainly be around for many more years to come. Taking us back in time and playing their well-known hits, as well as their more recent releases, Liverpool came to life, and really did Shine through! (We know that was cheesy of us, but we just LOVE Take That).

    Photo: Twitter @GaryBarlow

    Overall, we had an amazing weekend at Fusion Festival, and we would just like to thank Dawbell PR for inviting us down. We laughed, cried, sung, and got completely drenched by the rain! We also had a chat with band Club Drive, which you can read here. Did you go to Fusion Festival? What was your highlight? Let us know, @Celebmix

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