Tickets all allocated for Radio 1's Big Weekend in Norwich
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Fifty thousand tickets have now been allocated for Radio 1's Big Weekend in Norwich.
Taylor Swift, Florence and the Machine, Years & Years and Catfish and the Bottlemen are the only acts to have been announced so far.
The event will be held at Earlham Park in Norwich on 23-24 May.
Tickets to Europe's biggest free ticketed music event were available on a first come first served basis but were all gone within 40 minutes.
You'll need to have registered in advance to be in with a chance of getting them.
Twenty-five thousand tickets were made available for each day of the event.
The remaining acts on the bill will be announced on Radio 1 on Monday 20 April.
Neil Wyatt, head of live music and events for BBC Popular Music, said: "It is brilliant to see the tickets go so quickly.
"One of the main reasons we are bringing Radio 1's Big Weekend to Norwich is because we know that there is a real appetite for new music and it's great to see the excitement in the city.
"If you weren't able to secure a ticket for the event, we will be revealing information about Radio 1's Academy including the sessions that will be available very soon, so keep listening to Radio 1 if you want to be involved."
Big Weekend this year will feature three stages including the Main Stage, In New Music We Trust Stage and the BBC Introducing Stage.
The majority of tickets (55%) were reserved for people living within the area covered by Norwich City Council.
The winners of this year's BBC Sound Of poll, Years & Years, will be at Big Weekend
Another 20% were reserved for residents with a Norwich (NR) postcode, but outside the area covered by the City Council.
Then another 20% were reserved for residents in the surrounding East Anglia region with Ipswich (IP), Colchester (CO), Cambridge (CB) and Peterborough (PE) postcodes with the remaining 5% for other audiences across the UK.
In the lead up to Big Weekend, for the fourth year running, Radio 1 and BBC Learning will also open the doors to Radio 1's Academy.
Catfish and the Bottlemen will perform on the In New Music We Trust stage on 24 May
The station hopes to inspire local 16 to 19-year-olds to take the next step in their careers by inviting them to attend a series of radio shows, master classes and Q&As.
Radio 1's Big Weekend will also host a number of acts who've come through BBC Introducing.
Big Weekend, which will be will be produced in partnership with Norwich City Council, will be broadcast live on Radio 1, 1Xtra and streamed on the Radio 1 website.
Highlights will also be broadcast live on BBC Three.
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