Houghton Hall in north Norfolk, the grand estate once home to Britain’s first prime minister, Sir Robert Walpole, is set to become the beating heart of the UK’s only 24-hour music festival.

The festival draws electronic music lovers from around the world and this year's edition is a sell-out.

Founded by DJ Craig Richards in 2017 when he turned 50, Houghton Festival draws ravers from around the world to dance beneath centuries-old trees and starlit skies.

More than 200 artists will perform across 13 stages from Thursday to Sunday (August 7-10), with music playing somewhere on the Houghton Estate site at all times.

The Quarry Stage would have totalled the........

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