The countdown is on for one of the town’s most anticipated summer events.
Music at the Manor returns to Andover on Saturday, July 12, promising a full day of live music, food, and entertainment along Winchester Road from 2pm to 10pm.
With marquees going up and the main stage under construction, organisers say excitement is building.
Organisers said: "The team is on-site, the infrastructure is going up, and the buzz is electric.
"This is more than a music event — it’s a celebration of community, compassion, and unforgettable live performances."
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The festival supports The Abel Foundation, which helps families affected by mitochondrial disease.
The event will feature six live acts, including tribute performers celebrating the music of Elton John and Take That.
Also performing are Andover favourites Stonepig, Torn Off Strips, Jake Ward, and Lizzie Cullen.
Organisers said the event will have "something for everyone," whether listeners want to sing along to classic tracks or simply enjoy an evening of live music in the company of friends.
The family-friendly event will also offer a variety of food and drink options.
Organisers said: "With the sun in full swing, it’s the perfect backdrop for a day of music, memories, and magic.
"Whether you’re into iconic hits or just fancy dancing in a field with friends, this is the day Andover has been waiting for."
Tickets are priced at £30 and are available through The Abel Foundation’s website.
The event is expected to draw crowds from across the region, with organisers encouraging early ticket purchases as capacity is limited.
Music at the Manor is set to be a highlight of Andover’s summer calendar, blending entertainment with a cause that touches lives.
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