Want to see JLS, The Saturdays, Calvin Harris and more?

If you thought the Isle of Man was all about the TT, come summertime, well, you know nothing.

Next weekend, June 18-20, some of music's best known names in the music biz, present and past, will be flying in for the Manx Telecom Bay Festival.

JLS, The Saturdays, Lemar, Calvin Harris, George Sampson, Olly Murs, Stavros Flatley, Diversity, Boy George, Spandau Ballet, Belinda Carlisle, The Real Thing, Kim Wilde, and Rick Astley and many more are taking to the stage over three days for this fantastic event.

The 2010 Manx Telecom Bay Festival follows on from the Peel Bay festival in 2007 and offers something for everyone’s tastes within a festival environment. Apart from the main 7,000 capacity black out tent, The Valhalla, there will be a full range of concessions and Manx ‘lifestyle’ stalls including Manx produce, face painting plus street entertainers etc…all done the Manx way.

Confidential has teamed up with the festival to offer free festival passes and ferry travel from Liverpool and three star hotel accommodation for one lucky reader and their new best friend.

There are 30 artists/bands in all and with a three day festival pass, ferry and camping package from Liverpool starting at just £149 (students) and £169 otherwise why not book online today for a weekend just across the water on a little island with a big difference?

See here for all the packages.

Friday 18th June 2010: JLS, The Saturdays, Lemar.

Saturday 19th June 2010: Spandau Ballet, Calvin Harris, The Feelings, The Coronas.

Sunday 20th June 2010: Britain's Got Talent meets the X Factor; plus Here & Now – The Very best of the 80s.

We have thrown in a three star hotel on Douglas promenade, just a short walk away from Nobles Park festival site, instead of camping, for two people – taking the total prize value to over £600.

You must be available to travel on Friday 18 June. Winners will be notified on Monday June 14.

To win this super prize, just tell us which band Belinda Carlisle used to front back in the day.