The two-day festival features Kylie Minogue, Tears for Fears, Sam Ryder and Bananarama.
Tickets are due to go on sale for the Radio 2 in the Park festival, with Kylie Minogue and Tears for FearsThe concert - billed as Radio 2's biggest-ever live music event outside London - will take place on 16 and 17 September, with 35,000 tickets available each day.Other acts include Bananarama, Rick Astley, Sam Ryder and James Blunt.
Australian pop star Minogue said: "Over the years I've done many unique and varied performances for BBC Radio 2.Image caption,Leicester's City Mayor, Sir Peter Soulsby, said: "Radio 2 in the Park will be bringing some of the world's biggest artists for a weekend of live music in Leicester and it promises to be a fantastic event for music lovers and for the city.
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