Dart Music Festival 2015

Friday 15th to Sunday 17th May 2015
various venues, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ6 9PH, England MAP
Mostly FREE although contributions to costs are welcomed

Daily capacity: 550

Last updated: Wed 15th Apr 2015

The Dart Music Festival is a three day event held from Friday 15th to Sunday 17th May 2015 in the port and town of Dartmouth, at the mouth of the River Dart, in South Devon.

The festival offers an eclectic mix of orchestral, rock, choral, blues, opera, folk, and jazz performances at a variety of indoor and outdoor venues including two churches, the bandstand in the Park, outside the castle, and various hotels, pubs, and restaurants, throughout the weekend.

Line-up

Annika Skoogh, Belshazzar's Feast, Ben Poole, Beth Porter and the Availables, Big Foot, Billy Thompson Gypsy Style, Brixham Ukulele Club, BRNC Volunteer Band, Connie Lush, Craig Milverton Trio & Eleisha May, Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra, Doug Macleod, Eliza Jaye, First Raitt Band, Flash Harry, Flats and Sharps, Gary Quinn, Gaz Brookfield, Glorious Chorus, Harbottle and Jonas, Hot Candy, Jade Gall, James Harris's Beatbelt, Jenna Witts, Jo Harman, Joe Cribb and the Seed Drills, Kate in the Kettle, Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow, Mama Tokus, Martin Dale Trio & Lee Gibson, Misfits, Moulettes, Nauti Boys, Neil Burns and Craig Milverton, New Project, Nicky Swann, Nino, Pupils of Jessica Heywood, Puppetcraft performs Monkey, Ronnie Jones Quartet, Sasha McVeigh, Sax Appeal, Sound of the Sirens, Swing Machine Jazz Orchestra, Tankus the Henge, The Appaloosas, The Gimi Hendrix Experience, The Harry Browns, The Lyers, The Mighty Leap, The Normals, The Organisation, The Porter Family, The Skull Kids, The Urban Folk Quartet, The Wurzels, To the Sun, Tom Mason and the Blue Bucaneers, True Brass, Velvet and Stone, and Will McNicol and Luke Selby.

The Dart Music Festival's motto is Music for All. Since it's inception in 1998, the Festival has attracted thousands of visitors and has become one of the stars in Dartmouth's calendar, appealing to old and young alike. There are many events from individual, group, and local school performances, to storytelling, dance displays and workshops.