Cross the Tracks returns to Brockwell Park in south London on Sunday May 24, turning the park into a hub for hip-hop soul, funk, and jazz. Little Simz leads the lineup, with Joy Crookes, KOKOROKO, Obongjayar, DON WEST, and WAR also scheduled to perform. The festival runs with seven stages, offering dozens of additional acts to discover. Gates open at 12pm, with last entry at 8pm. The mainline set times include Ama Louise at 1.45pm, Demae at 2.50pm, Lizzie Berchie at 3.55pm, and The Soul Cypher at 5pm, followed by SENSES Block Party at 5.45pm, Mereba at 7pm, KNUCKS at 8.30pm, and SENSES Block Party again at 9.20pm. The nearest station is Herne Hill, with Brixton Underground as an alternative, and e-bike parking available.
"Cross the Tracks is back in south London's Brockwell Park on Sunday May 24. Festival goers will be allowed into the park from 12pm, with last entry at 8pm. With seven stages, there'll be dozens more acts to discover. Little Simz is leading the lineup at this year's fest, accompanied by the likes of Joy Crookes, KOKOROKO, Obongjayar, DON WEST and WAR."
"1.45pm: Ama Louise 2.50pm: Demae 3.55pm: Lizzie Berchie 5pm: The Soul Cypher ft. Gareth Donkin, Meduula & Arno Sacco 5.45pm: SENSES Block Party ft. DJ Stay Wavey & DJ Glade Marie 7pm: Mereba 8.30pm: KNUCKS 9.20pm: SENSES Block Party ft. DJ Stay Wavey & DJ Glade Marie"
"The nearest station to the event is Herne Hill, which is served by Thameslink and Southeastern. Its just 0.3 miles from the site. You could also travel on the Victoria line to Brixton Underground station which is a roughly one mile walk. There will be parking for e-bikes near the festival. The closest bus stops are on Dulwich Road and Norwood Ro"
Read at Time Out London
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