Cottingham Springboard Music Festival 2011

The sixth Cottingham Springboard Music Festival takes place from Friday 27th through to Sunday 29th May on multiple stages in venues around Cottingham, near Hull in East Yorkshire will once again play host to the artists.

The festival is completely FREE. Over 180 acts are expected to be performing on eight stages over the weekend, featuring a wide variety of styles including acoustic, indie, folk, jazz, rock and blues.

Line-up

Tom Gorringe, Ysabelle Wombwell, Fudgey, David Elf, Tim's Crazy Theatre, Off The Grid, My One Man Band, Joe Solo, Doug Peters, Danny Landau, Abbie Lammas, The Nocturnal Flowers, Willis Weather & The Crooked Genius, Karl Culley, Infamous Radio, Horse Guards Parade, The Happy Endings, Dickie Berry, Frank Johnson, Doctor Jig, Derek Waudby, Ussif Nagi, Fear Of Bicycles, Trevelyan, Ecstasy Of Lucia, The Mysterious Timbuktu, Merlin's Keep, Woolicane, Harri Watts Band, Graham Beck, Jesus Christ, Alice Rock, The Creek Cats, The Gherkins, The Jokerz, Betamanuensis, Lavellion, Ussif Nagi, The Hull Ukulele Band, Mr Sneaks, Jay Fraser, Joe Solo, Jim Sorrow, The Estuary Dwellers, Lindsey Simpson, The Hull Blokes (Comedy/Sketch), Nick Boldock, The Schoolgirls, Abbie Lammas, Rob Swan (Poet), Ian Miller, The Mark Robinson Experience, the Cardboard Cutouts, In Fear Of Olive, Scarlet Lights, Sam Jones, Martin Wharton, Heat-Ray, Innersylum, Karma Slave, Incubated, Morpheus Rising, Pastel Jack, Streaming Lights, Grace Sharlotte, The Black Delta Movement, The Autons, Daniel Champagne, The Final Romance, The Belle Collective, The Zeta Exchange, Suzy Bradley & The Morning After, Stevie Rigsby, Private Function, Mike Rogers, Rob Bywater, Late Night Fiction, Kate Agerskow, Clicky Bones, Half Deaf Clatch, Abezilla, Rory Mansfield, Novana, The Beautiful & The Damned, Tom Kay, Hekima & The Bongo Flava, Ted Key, Ysabelle Wombwell & The Reigning Geese, Samson's Tricycle, Go-Go Kings, Fado Rock, The Harriwatts Band, Craig Meehan & The Sexy Offenders, Val Marshall, Andy Stones, The Holy Orders, Thrill Collins, Fifty Nine Violets, and Firewall.

Getting there

By train

The rail journey between Hull Paragon railway station and Cottingham takes only seven minutes.

By bus

Cottingham and Willerby are also very close to each other, five minutes by car and if using public transport the number 64 bus connects the two villages.

More info

For more information, see the Cottingham Springboard Music Festival website.

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