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K-Pop Demon Hunters tribute returns for Stone Christmas lights switch-on

A K-Pop Demon Hunters tribute act will return to Stone High Street later this month as the town prepares for its annual Christmas lights switch-on.

Stone Town Council has revealed the entertainment programme for Thursday 19 November 2026, with performances beginning at 5pm ahead of the lights being switched on at 7pm.

The K-Pop Demon Hunters tribute will open the evening’s entertainment, following an appearance at Stone’s Summer Street Party in August.

The act will be followed by Stone’s combined schools’ choir, led by Mr Harrison and Mr Cannon from Christchurch Academy.

Samantha Lloyd will compere the evening.

Father Christmas joins the mayor for the switch-on

At 7pm, Town Mayor Councillor Andrew Best will be joined by Father Christmas to switch on the town’s Christmas lights.

The winners of the Mayor’s school Christmas Card competition will also join them for the occasion.

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Warwick’s Funfair will return to the Market Square and High Street, with food stalls, traders and charity stalls also taking part.

Councillor Jill Hood, chairman of Stone Town Council’s Tourism and Town Promotion Sub Committee, said

“We are excited to welcome back the K-Pop Demon Hunters tribute which went down very well with children of all ages in the summer!”

She added that she hoped residents would join the council for the evening’s celebrations.

Council warning over unauthorised traders

Stone Town Council has also reminded visitors that mobile traders selling illuminated novelty goods are expected to be present on the High Street during the event.

These sellers are not authorised or endorsed by the council, which discourages people from purchasing their goods on safety grounds.

The Christmas lights switch-on takes place on Thursday 19 November, with entertainment from 5pm and the official switch-on at 7pm.

James Du Pavey - Stone

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