Evenings of live bands, DJs, unique bars and street food will once again be coming to Warwick Castle with the Sundown Spectacular this month.

Every night from August 25 to 29, the castle courtyard will be turned into a "celebration of summer" with Digbeth Dining Club.

Performers from the dance-circus collective Motionhouse will bring a blend of dance, acrobatics and aerial work inside a large cage, as they perform Captive, which has been touring festivals across the world.

As the sun sets illuminated towers will bring Warwick Castle to life under the stars before the evening ends in a fireworks finale.

Nick Blofeld, divisional director at Warwick Castle, said: "We launched Sundown Spectacular last year to celebrate the end of Covid, bring everyone together after a really tough 18 months or so and enjoy the summer Bank Holiday in a uniquely Warwick Castle way. 

"We're delighted to be bringing this great event back for 2022, and can't wait to share the very special ambience of the castle with a wider audience.

"Once again, Sundown Spectacular will be bringing great food, live music, entertainers and a fabulous firework finale, to help everyone soak up the end of summer."

Evening tickets cost from £25 per person.