Bromyard Folk Festival 2015

Bromyard Folk Festival 2015

Friday 11th to Sunday 13th September 2015
around the town, Bromyard, Herefordshire, HR7 4NT , England MAP
£108 with camping

Daily capacity: 3,000

Last updated: Mon 10th Aug 2015

Bromyard Folk Festival is a traditional music, song and dance festival held from Friday 11th until Sunday 13th September 2015 at various venues in the town of Bromyard, Herefordshire, in the Welsh Border area.

Most of the main concerts, ceilidhs and workshops are held in marquees at the Broadbridge site. Also used are The Leisure Centre, The Falcon Hotel, The Hop Pole Hotel and Bromyard Town Football Club.

Line-up

Breabach, The Gerry Colvin Band, John Doyle, New Rope String Band, The Young'Uns, Emma Sweeney, Allan Yn Y Fan, The Hut People, Speldosa, Granny's Attic, Alex Cumming and Nicola Beazley, Mick Ryan & Paul Downes, Dave Webber & Anni Fentiman, Keith Donnelly, Niamh Boadle, Vera Van Heeringen, Flossie Malavialle, Ursula Holden Gill, Pete & Barbara Snape, Bordewey Young, Roisin Ban, Dr Sunshine, Flos & Friends, David Swann, Hand to Mouth Theatre, The Bounty Hounds, Tunewrights, Gareth Lee and Annie Baylis, Flood Street, Evolution, Pete Rhys, 4 Square, Barry Goodman, Graeme Knights, Kristy Gallacher, Jim Mageean, The Baker's Dozen, Pete Grassby, Tuneworks, Soft Option, Speake and Lowe, Bendigo Davies, Cate Bannister, Colin Hulme, Dave James, Ivan Aitken, Ken Johnson, Kiss The Mistress, Ted Webb, and The Falconers.

The festival will also play host to morris sides, workshops, dance displays, children's entertainment including Jan's Van, craft fair, dance instructionals, real ale bars, food, pub sessions etc.

Tickets

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The early bird offer has ended. An adult weekend ticket is priced at £90 (£108 with 4 nights camping), a young adult (aged 18-21) weekend ticket is priced at £50, a junior (aged 12-17 - in school) weekend ticket is priced at £44, children aged under 10 can attend for free, and day tickets are also available.

Camping

Tents, campervans and caravans spaces are provided for camping pass holders only, and there will be an additional charge - there are no camping facilities for visitors who are not weekend ticket holders. The camp sites are within the festival site and adjacent to the Marquee venues and close to the town, so a car once parked may be left on the site for the weekend.

More information will be here when available.