Lancaster Music Festival 2011

The third annual Lancaster Music Festival is held on the weekend of Friday 14th until Sunday 16th October 2011 at multiple venues in Lancaster, Lancashire. Most of these events will be free.

Line-up

More than 100 acts will play in over 200 showcases, including A48, Alex Hulme, Andrew Raven, Andy Kenna, Beat the Radar, Billionaires Trio, Blues DeVille, Buck Brothers, Clever Trevor does Bowie, Convulsions, Cranial Screwtop, Crowsnest Shantymen, Darkstar, Dean Friedman, Diversity FM Acoustic Stage, Electronically Yours, Euan and Jess, Fate Fell Short, Forever Autumn, Glyn Shipman, Gobble De Gook, Guy Morris, Handels Water Music LCMC, Hard Times, Hey Alaska, Howling Clowns, I Spy Strangers, I've Sent Man, Jam Roc, Jason Wilkinson, Jazz Unlimited, Jive Hoot, JM's Hot Club, Jo Gillot, Lancaster City Brass Band, Lancaster Community Music Group, Lancaster District Male Voice Choir, Lancaster Funk Club, LAVA's Latin Extravaganza, LCMC Folk Group, Level 10, Live Jazz Trio, Loctup Together & Four'n'Aft, Los Salvadores, Lost Citizens, Magwitch, Marina Zettl & Thomas Mauerhofer, Penny Street Bridge, Marisa Yeaman, Married to the Sea, Matt & Cam, Michael Brooks, Middle Finger Salute, Mike Atherton Jazz Blues, Millennium Choir, Mitford Rebels, Estrella, Music Center Folk Group, Ocean Cities, One Chip Potato, Ottersgear, Pete Lashley, Peter Aldridg, Ponies, Priory Choir, Proud Proud People, Richard Grainger, Rick Jackson, Ripley School Jazz Band, Rob Bee, Robbie Williams Stage Show, Roman Polanska, Silver Dogs, Slack Alice, Sold to the Sky, Stephen Hudson, Stuff Like Tha, Sue Parish, Sun Street Stompers, Swamp Dogs, The Call Back, The Charlie White Project, The Gladly Solemn Sound , The Good Omen, The Guilty Pleasures, The Handsome Devils, The Return of Get Carter, The Safety, The Section, The Thursday Girls, The Thyme Machine, threefifty, Wait for the Weekend, Will Tang, Your Last Drive, and Zavous Anglais.

Venues

Once again multiple venues and organisations and dozens of local and out of town bands will be celebrating Lancaster's great musical talent and diversity to provide a wide variety of music, along with industry showcases and workshops.

The venues are within easy walking distance of each other and are located mostly in the city centre. There are plenty of accommodation options, as well as places to eat and drink in Lancaster, and the festival is very centrally located.

Wherever possible the music will be powered using sustainable means.

More info

For more information, see the The Lancaster Music Festival website.

To contact the organisers for more information (whether a festival goer or a band) email: music@lancastermusicfestival.com.

More information will be here when available.

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