Off The Tracks

Line Up Announcement .....

"The best live band in the country"
ALABAMA 3 Perform at Off the Tracks Festival
Yes we are soooo excited ... Alabama 3 - the full band line up and experience
with A New Album to be released in early may
this show will truly blow you away ...

Off The Tracks Spring Festival
Bank Holiday Weekend
28-29-30 may 2010

what the ctritics say ......
"This is the first band I could ever dance to in the daytime hours without chemical assistance...and that says a lot"
Irvine Welsh - Author of Trainspotting and Filth

“They swing like the devil’s own dick. Alabama 3 beat a righteous drum and party like bastards.”
Time Out

“If anyone thinks that politics and religion aren’t suitable subjects for rock ‘n’ roll they should check out Alabama 3”
The Times

“The thought of not having Alabama 3 fills me with horror”
Stephen King

“A monumental waste of time”
NME

Dont miss out on our early bird ticket price

Off the Tracks Spring Festival 2010
28-29-30 May
Buy Spring Tickets Online

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22nd Off The Tracks Festival 2010
3-4-5 Sept
Buy Sept Tickets Online

Amazingly positive vibes, atmosphere, and comfort
soak up the stunning surroundings,
get stuck into the acoustic sessions or simply bliss out

OnLine Tickets sales .. Click Here ...

Two Weekends … Two Family Friendly Events

Real Music - Real Ale - Excellent Camping - Great Vibes
Get Away for the Best Value Weekend Available out there ...
Saturday Nights are Party Night Fancy Dress and Painted Faces Essential !!!
Two Stages ~ 45 Real Ales ~ Acoustic Sessions ~ Stalls ~Good Food
Atmospheric Surroundings ~ Excellent Camping Facilities & Showers
Family Friendly ~ Children's Play Area, Circus Workshops, and Parade.
In The Orchard ;- Shiatsu ~ Yoga ~ Energy work ~ Tai Chi & Chi Kung ~ Meditation

Venue:- Donington Park Farmhouse
Melbourne Road Isley Walton
Castle Donington Nr Derby, Derbyshire
DE74 2RN Nr JCT. 24 M1

What They Are Saying About Us...

A Sunday Times top 100 Festival
A Top "Small is Beautiful Festival" Sunday Times

www.efestivals.co.uk
amazingly positive vibes/atmosphere. Great music. Fantastic stalls, special events, good food, good value, family friendly, clean inside loos! Staff are brilliant!
Off The Tracks is a great small festival! If you have not been... GO!

www.livemusicreview.co.uk
This is a great festival. It’s only small (especially the spring one), but it makes up for it big time by being just about the best-organised festival you will ever go to. The camp site is spacious, there’s plenty to see and do, the stewards are all friendly and helpful and there’s plenty of reasonably priced beer to be drunk.

Venue:- Donington Park Farmhouse
Melbourne Road Isley Walton
Castle Donington Nr Derby, Derbyshire
DE74 2RN Nr JCT. 24 M1

Office Tel Mob:- 07825 512 168 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 07825 512 168 end_of_the_skype_highlighting (NEW)

Email ... info@offthetracks.co.uk
you must put "off the tracks" in the subject line
or your email will be rejected

Sorry No Dogs Allowed !
Except Registered ASSISTANCE dogs

The organisers reserve the right to change the advertised programme at any time

©2010 Off The Tracks | Off the Tracks, PO Box 68, Derby, DE1 3XY

Martin Simpson
Confirms "Off the Tracks Spring Festival"
There is no doubt that after 35 years as a professional musician Martin is, right now, better than ever. Widely acknowledged as one of the finest acoustic and slide guitar players in the world, his interpretations of traditional songs are masterpieces of storytelling. His solo shows are intense, eclectic, spellbinding and deeply moving.

Martin has been nominated an astounding 23 times in the eleven years of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards - more than any other performer - with 9 consecutive years as nominee for Musician of The Year, which he has won twice. 2008 saw an incredible 5 nominations for "Prodigal Son' and 2 wins, whilst in 2010 he had an unprecedented 6 nominations for his CD, "True Stories" and a win for Best Traditional Track, "Sir Patrick Spens".