Starlite Festival job applications open with 400 roles available, but you'll have to be quick!

STARLITE Festival will begin selecting its employees for this year’s string of concerts in Marbella next week.

There are 400 jobs going and the interviews are beginning on April 24 and 26.

They are looking for waiters, hostesses, bar managers, ushers and logistics staff.

The first round of interviews will begin at 10am at the Palacio de los Congresos in Marbella on April 24.

You can register as an applicant on the job portal jobandtalent.com.

The festival, featuring the likes of Jamiroquai and Steve Tyler, will be held over 45 days between July 11 and August 25.

An official deal has not been signed with Marbella town hall but the fact interviews are starting in Marbella suggests it will go ahead at the Nagueles quarry as usual.

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