Warwick Folk festival 2017

Warwick Folk festival 2017

Thursday 27th to Sunday 30th July 2017
Warwick School, and Warwick Town Centre, Warwick, West Midlands, CV34 6PP, England MAP
£141 with camping

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Tue 11th Jul 2017

The dates for the 38th Warwick Folk Festival, are confirmed as being from Thursday 27th to Sunday 30th July 2017.

Line-up

The confirmed acts are:- Oysterband; Spooky Men’s Chorale; Andy Kershaw; Gaêlica; Alistair Anderson and Northlands; PIAF The Songs; Louvat Bros; Goitse; Elephant Sessions; Crows; Tilston Lowe; Will Pound & Eddy Jay; Birlinn Jiarg; Northern Company; Tom Lewis; Gavin Davenport & Tom Kitching; The Hut People; Steve Tilston; Jez Lowe; Georgia Lewis; Rob Halligan; Georgia Lewis Band; Keith Donnelly; Tim Dalling; Rob Barratt; Brian Peters; Helena; Inlay; Jack Blackman; Aelfen; Amy Kakoura & Andrew Sharpe; Granny's Attic; Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne; Paul and Liz Davenport; Shooting Roots; The Julie July Band; Rachel Croft; Stylusboy; Monster Ceilidh Band; Dan Gascoigne & Sarah Bennett; Urban Folk Theory; Peeping Tom; Banter; Hekety; Tautas Roks; Exmouth Shanty Men; Martyn Harvey; Phil Bassindale; Hand to Mouth Theatre; Panic Circus; MichCatt and Friends; Dan The Hat; Ursula Holden Gill; Glamba Theatrical Percussion Group; Wyld Thyngz Forest School; Matt Hernandez; The Bromley's; The Harvesters; Wilson Wright; Rupam Barthakur; Sambassadors of Groove; Quigley's Favourites; One More Night; Sly Old Dogs; Spa Strummers Ukulele Group; The Original Members; The Original Steamchicken Jazz Band; Thrup’nny Bits; Sharp as Razors; The Willow & Tool Band; Pete Heywood; Louisa Davies-Foley & Jason Sparkes; Rowan Piggott; Folly Brothers; Ray Padgett; Alkevan; Emma and The Professor; annA rydeR; Bill Bates; Allan Richardson; Dragonhead; Daisybell; Sheila Lum; The Bianco Barbershop Quartet; Coventry Comhaltas; Cork Folk Festival; Dave Fry; Baby Bops & Toddle Bops; Warwick Folk Festival Choir; Sat Dhaiwal; Martin Driver; Alan Bell; Ken Hall; Jim McDonald; John McIntosh; Andy Stafford; Will Hall; Malc Gurnham; Maggie Coleman; Deborah Ellis.

Tickets

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Adult weekend ticket (16 yrs and over) £141 Thursday to Sunday with camping
Adult weekend ticket (16 yrs and over) £125 Friday to Sunday with camping
Adult weekend ticket (16 yrs and over) £117 no camping
Concessions weekend £130 Thursday to Sunday with camping
Concessions weekend £116 Friday to Sunday with camping
Concessions weekend £106 Thursday to Sunday no camping
Family (2 adults + 2 or more juniors) £353 Thursday to Sunday with camping
Family (2 adults + 2 or more juniors) £313 Friday to Sunday with camping
Family (2 adults + 2 or more juniors) £293 Thursday to Sunday no camping
Junior (10-17 years) £71 Thursday to Sunday with camping
Junior (10-17 years) £63 Friday to Sunday with camping
Junior (10-17 years) £59 Thursday to Sunday no camping
Children under 10 Free

Day and Evening Tickets:
Thursday tickets are priced at £19.
Evening tickets (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) are priced at £28.
All day tickets (Saturday, Sunday) are priced at £46.
Juniors half price.

More info

Concerts on the Festival site are usually held in the Main Stage Marquee, and Bridge House Theatre. The Guy Nelson Hall is used for Ceilidhs and workshops, and on the same site there are acoustic concerts, singarounds, and workshops. The festival offers an extended Craft Fair, a range of real ales, on-site catering and community-led-recycling throughout the festival weekend.

The Warwick team also delivers an extensive Fringe Festival of events in the Town Centre, featuring dance displays, street theatre, music sessions, and an evening concert on Saturday.

More information will be here when available.