South Cheshire village's huge 'Party on the Park' returns for 2027
By Jonathan White 2nd Oct 2026
Audlem is getting ready to party once again as the popular Party on the Park returns to the village in June 2027, with tickets now on sale.
The annual outdoor music festival will take place on Saturday 26 June on the playing field off Cheshire Street, with gazebo plots also available for those looking to enjoy the evening with friends and family.
The event is organised by ASET, Audlem Special Events Team, a not-for-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers and dedicated to making Audlem a vibrant and exciting place to live and visit.
Headlining Party on the Park 2027 will be Daniel Budd, described as a Robbie Williams tribute act "like no other."
Daniel brings huge stage presence, energy and charisma to his performances and has become one of the leading Robbie Williams tribute acts on the circuit.
Not only does he bear a striking resemblance to the pop superstar, but his voice and performance capture the unmistakable style of Robbie.

His career took off after appearing as a contestant on the BBC's Let It Shine, where judge Gary Barlow was reportedly amazed by his likeness and performance.
ASET said it was delighted to secure Daniel for the 2027 event while he is on his European tour.
Keeping the evening running smoothly will be Dave Johnson from Blue Sky Radio, who will once again take on compere duties, warming up the crowd and helping keep the party atmosphere going throughout the night.
Tickets for Party on the Park 2027 are priced at:
- Adults: £23
- Children aged 5 to 16: £13
- Family ticket: £65 – two adults and two children
- Gazebo plot: £225 – includes eight adult tickets. Only a limited number of gazebo plots remain available
To book tickets or reserve a gazebo, please email: [email protected] or call: 07708 354135.
Despite rising costs, ASET has confirmed there will be no increase in ticket or gazebo prices for 2027.
A representative from ASET said: "We are incredibly excited to bring Party on the Park back to Audlem for 2027 and to welcome Daniel Budd to our stage.
"We know how much this event means to the village and we want it to be a fantastic night of live music, dancing and fun for everyone.
"We are hugely grateful for the continued support of our audiences, volunteers and local community – without them, events like this simply would not be possible."
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