Did you watch World Music concert at Framlingham Castle?
The audience that enjoyed the outdoor World Music concert, supported by the EADT, at Framlingham Castle in 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
Were you in the audience for a memorable outdoor concert at Framlingham Castle in 2002?
The World Music concert, supported by the East Anglian Daily Times, drew large crowds who sat on the ground to watch the artists perform.
Abdelkader Saadoun performing at Framlingham Castle in July 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
Among those taking part were Abdelkader Saadoun and Planete Elegance led by Desi Mbwese with the Tora Dancers and Sabah Habas Mustapha with the Jugala Allstars.
Planete Elegance led by Desi Mbwese with the Tora Dancers performing on stage at Framlingham Castle in July 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
If you were among those sitting on the ground to watch, you might spot yourself in our photo gallery.
The audience that enjoyed the outdoor World Music concert, supported by the EADT, at Framlingham Castle in July 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
Other World Music events have also been held at Framlingham Castle over the years, as well as folk concerts and other special events.
Planete Elegance led by Desi Mbwese with the Tora Dancers performing on stage at Framlingham Castle - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
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And, of course, the famous landmark has other links with music, as the inspiration for Ed Sheeran's smash hit Castle on the Hill.
The audience that enjoyed the outdoor World Music concert, supported by the EADT, at Framlingham Castle in July 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
If these photos bring back memories, email judy.rimmer@archant.co.uk To order photos, visit our website or call Diane Townsend on 01603 772449.
The Jugala Allstars with Sabah Habas Mustapha on stage at Framlingham Castle in 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
The audience enjoying the outdoor World Music concert, supported by the EADT, at Framlingham Castle in 2002 - Credit: Jerry Turner/Archant
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