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Victorious 2023: Jamiroquai to headline Portsmouth festival Victorious 2023: Jamiroquai to headline Portsmouth festival
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Jamiroquai is an English funk and acid jazz band from London and fronted by vocalist Jay Kay, whose hits include Virtual Insanity and Deeper UndergroundJamiroquai is an English funk and acid jazz band from London and fronted by vocalist Jay Kay, whose hits include Virtual Insanity and Deeper Underground
Jamiroquai is to headline the Victorious Festival next summer, organisers have announced.Jamiroquai is to headline the Victorious Festival next summer, organisers have announced.
The 1990s acid jazz group, fronted by Jay Kay, will perform on the Friday night of the three-day Portsmouth music festival, which runs from 25 to 27 August.The 1990s acid jazz group, fronted by Jay Kay, will perform on the Friday night of the three-day Portsmouth music festival, which runs from 25 to 27 August.
Sigrid, The Vaccines, The Divine Comedy and Beabadoobee will also join the line-up.Sigrid, The Vaccines, The Divine Comedy and Beabadoobee will also join the line-up.
Previous headline acts have included the Boomtown Rats and Madness.Previous headline acts have included the Boomtown Rats and Madness.
Sigrid has also been confirmed as an act for the three-day music festival next AugustSigrid has also been confirmed as an act for the three-day music festival next August
Other confirmed performers include Aussie punks Amyl and The Sniffers, Mersey rockers The Coral, The Enemy, Katy B, Dylan, Inspiral Carpets, Crawlers, Newton Faulkner and Wunderhorse.Other confirmed performers include Aussie punks Amyl and The Sniffers, Mersey rockers The Coral, The Enemy, Katy B, Dylan, Inspiral Carpets, Crawlers, Newton Faulkner and Wunderhorse.
Organiser Andy Marsh said he was "really excited" about the line-up.Organiser Andy Marsh said he was "really excited" about the line-up.
This year's festival, which was headlined by Sam Fender, Paolo Nutini and the Stereophonics, was attended by more than 170,000.This year's festival, which was headlined by Sam Fender, Paolo Nutini and the Stereophonics, was attended by more than 170,000.
During the event, Hampshire Constabulary launched an investigation into claims of rape and sexual assault.During the event, Hampshire Constabulary launched an investigation into claims of rape and sexual assault.
Three sexual offences were reported, along with others of assault, public order and drugs offences.Three sexual offences were reported, along with others of assault, public order and drugs offences.
More than 170,000 people attended the 2022 festival, organisers saidMore than 170,000 people attended the 2022 festival, organisers said
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