This year's Bromyard Folk Festival of traditional music, song and dance will be held on
September 11th/13th 2009
to go to the best folk cultural event in the Welsh Border area - cramming over 170 hours of entertainment into just one weekend of traditional music, song and dance. Some of the most outstanding folk musicians of the British Isles performing in concert.
2009 Line-up
The live musical and dance performances in the British folk tradition include:
Seth Lakeman, Battlefield Band, The Demon Barber Roadshow, Breabach, Faustus, Roy Bailey, Jez Lowe & The Bad Pennies, Ashley Hutchings and The Rainbow Chasers, Ceilidhography, Ticketd Pink, Typsy Jazz, Pete Rees, Jackie Oates, Kris Drever / John McCusker with Heidi Talbot and Boo Hewerdine, Crucible, Peel Your Own Spuds, Skyhook, Maz O’Connor, Jeff Warner, Steve Turner, 4 Square, Black Rat, Keith Donnelly, Gareth Davies-Jones, Graeme Knights, Paul & Liz Davenport, Ceridwen Davies, Jim Mageean, John Waltham, Johnny Collins,The Woodpecker Band, Sambassadors of Groove, Dr Sunshine, Dave Bordeway & Dave Young, High Noon, His Worship And The Pig, Malthouse Passage, The Tindalls, Pennyroyal, Tunewrights, Drakes Broughton Village Junior Band, Jan Edgecombe Blackboard Van and many many more.
We have biogs and videos of the performers CLICK HERE!!
Last year's festival was a tremendous success and we look forward to giving you more of the same!
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Links
Look at the LINKS page to see some of the artists websites.
Visit our site on MySpace or join our group on Facebook.
Take part yourself and experience the many dance styles that are part of folk's rich heritage.
Charity
All of this folk festival's income is used in the furtherance of our sole charitable aim of running this festival to promote folk song, dance and music.
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Bromyard
We host in excess of 75 events with hundreds of performers taking part in the festival based in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. We shall be of course be continuing to provide you with the enormous array of: morris sides, workshops, dance displays, children's entertainment, craft fair, dance instructionals, real ale bars, food, pub sessions etc. Please click HERE for further information.
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