Leamington Spa’s ukulele band – formed 10 years ago are an accomplished crowd-pleasing ensemble with the emphasis on fun. Comprising a mix of local talent they have a large repertoire and can put together sets to suit any occasion. They have played extensively from Norfolk to Neath, at prestigious events and many festivals. They have
The Sambassadors are thrilled and proud to be back at the festival this year. Consistently a firm favourite the Leamington based band will be creating a carnival atmosphere in Warwick once more. If you’d like to join the band speak to any band member.
‘As the Heron’ is a collaborative project between Gary Painting (Crybb/Cross the Border) and Lauren South (Greengrass). Mixing harmonies, fiddle, guitar, bouzouki and shruti box in a compelling mix of both original and reworked traditional songs.
A once in a generation volunteering opportunity to steer the brand development of one of the UK’s most successful folk festivals, developing and delivering the creative vision of the festival from initial brief through to on-the-ground delivery. If you think this could be you – find out more here:
Playing it safe is the watchword from Warwick’s biggest festival as organisers plan the return of live music in the open air. The town’s folk festival – running this year from July 15 to 18 – brings people from all over the UK to the area. Last year’s gathering fell victim to the pandemic
North Wales based Stacey McNeill & Jonathan Smith are a singer/songwriter duo, formed in early 2020. Stacey and Jonathan’s joint musical journey began by chance in early 2020 when the two realised their close musical alignment in song writing and harmony. Since then, the pair have co-written and created a number of songs from across
We’ll be back in July with new acts with a new site and a new face at the helm. After a lifetime of bringing top bands and more to the town, festival director Dick Dixon is standing down. And such is the size of the gap his departure leaves that we need not one but
Warwick Folk Festival is seeking to recruit two Senior Festival Managers working on a voluntary basis to take a leading role on the Festival Management team. These roles will be working across Warwick Folk Festival which runs for four days, normally on the last weekend in July. The roles will involve taking the overall project
Festivals from Glastonbury to the Chelsea Flower Show may be either pulling the plug or moving back in the calendar, but Warwick Folk Festival is still aiming to bring you a festival to remember. We have a new site to enjoy and the trademark top quality line-up spread across four days – and plans are
