Name: Bath Fringe Festival 2016
Start: 2016-05-27
End: 2016-06-12
Location: various venues

Bath Fringe Festival 2016

Friday 27th May to Sunday 12th June 2016
various venues, Bath, Avon, BA1 5NH, England MAP
varies depending upon event

Daily capacity: 1,600

Last updated: Tue 26th Apr 2016

An arts festival held across the city of Bath featuring live performances from both local, national and world musicians as well as dance, theatre, art exhibitions, carnival and children's events with many free gigs held from Friday 27th May until Sunday 12th June 2016.

Music line-up

Sing for Childline with Hayesfield Girls School Choir and City Sound in a Charity Concert, The Undercover Hippy, DNA, Harmonium, Joel Savoy, Jesse Lége and The Cajun Country Revival, Sam Lindo with The Homegrown Collective featuring Pip & The Polar Bears & Jacob Spencer, Fantastic Planet plus ARCC, Benjamin Folke Thomas, Running Dog Theatre, Phil Cooper, ammal Hands, Screamin' Miss Jackson and the Slap Ya Mama Big Band, Effra & Galleons, Amadou Diagne & Group Yakar, Baka Beyond, Ali George (with special guest Ruby Brown) and Tim Graham, Roman Bloodworth and Rikki Howard,The Urban Voodoo Machine, Pirate Joe,The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular Show, Pinky and Quirky with John Christopher Wood & Kettle of Fish, The Saskia Griffiths-Moore Trio, Kobo Town, Bedlam Fair, The Unravelling Wilburys, The Arabian Fantasy Dance Theatre, Streats Ltd. & Bath Fringe, Dudlow Joe, Ulysses, The Brackish, Cloudshoes, The Radiant Sounds of Dust, Lucy Ward, The Brilliant Buskers of Bath, Kevin Figes Sextet, OnSet Productions, John Fairhurst, Bill Smarme & The Bizness plus Special Guests, Mohawkestra, Azhaar & Global Wave, Eddie Martin, Maria Danishvar Brown, Jane Hunt, Din Ghani, Davis Lindley Mullan with Special Guests Leon Hunt and Jason Titley, Ichi meets Kid Carpet, The Duckworths and Friends, The Neighbourhood Strange, The Oxymoron, Lose The Shoes (featuring James Warren), K'Chevere, The Darkling Society, Pete Brandt and band, and Obsidian.

Tickets

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The full festival programme includes everything from visual art exhibitions to installations, to music, comedy, theatre, kids, art, street, and lots of free events.

More information will be here when available.