Swanage Blues & Roots festival 2016

Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th October 2016
various venues, Swanage, Dorset, BH19 1LB, England MAP
£10 for an all event wristband
Daily capacity: 3,000
Last updated: Tue 23rd Aug 2016

The 9th Swanage Blues & Roots festival will be held from Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th October 2016.

This festival features over 60 different gigs with 100+ performers at 20 indoor venues around the picturesque seaside town of Swanage, on the South West coast.

Line-up

3 Buck Shirt, Backwater Roll Blues Band, The Baroness and The Bear, The Blues Duo, Blue Touch, Blues Issue, Catfish, Chicago 9, Dan Sowerby, Darrington * Budden * Hokum, The Elevators, Fabulous Fezheads, Festival Finale – Spirit of '62, The Great West Groove, Hugh Budden, Jam Session with Robin Bibi Band, The Jawbreakers, John McClean & The Clan, LedFree, Lewis Cohen, The Mustangs, Northsyde, Open Mic with Anita Jardine, Pete Harris R&B All Stars, Pete Harris & Jon Vaughan, Red Butler (under discussion), The RedCrow, Red River Hogs, The Riotous Brothers, Riverside Blues Band, Robin Bibi Band, Stan’s Blues Jamboree, Teed Up, Tom Seals Band, Trafficker, Voodoo Sheiks, Wang Dang Doodle, Will Killeen, Zoe Schwarz Blues Commotion, assorted buskers and more.

Admission

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Organisers have had to discontinue the bucket collections due to problems with red tape, health & safety and insurance issues... so they are selling weekend wristbands instead as a pledge and a symbol of the attendees commitment these are priced at £10 for a weekend wristband.

Purchase of weekend wristbands is not compulsory although admission to each venue is at the discretion of the management and some venues may require wristbands to be worn.

Accommodation

Swanage offers plenty of places to stay and is on the Jurassic coast.

More info

For more information, see the Swanage Blues & Roots festival website.




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