Name: Maverick Festival 2017
Start: 2017-06-30
End: 2017-07-02
Location: Easton Farm Park

Maverick Festival 2017

Friday 30th June to Sunday 2nd July 2017
Easton Farm Park, Easton, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 0EQ, England MAP
£95 for weekend with camping, £75 no camping.

Daily capacity: 2,000

Last updated: Thu 6th Apr 2017

Maverick Festival, now in its 9th year, takes place at Easton Farm Park, Easton, Woodbridge, in Suffolk from Friday 30th June until Sunday 2nd July 2016.

The festival celebrates Americana, Alt-Country, and Roots with music, film, and workshops.

Line-up

Confirmed so far are Albert Lee, Hank Wangford, Hank Williams, Deniss Ellsworth, Annie Keating, The Fargo Railroad Co., Don Gallardo, Amy McCarley, Brooks Williams, Don Gallardo, Low Lily, Justin Townes Earle, Stompin' Dave Allen, Terra Lightfoot, The Danberrys, The Henry Brothers and Police Dog Hogan.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £95 for an adult weekend ticket with camping, or £75 without camping, £20 for kids (10-15 years), children under 10 free. Day tickets are also available.

Programme

Festivities usually kick off on Friday night with the welcome jamboree in the Barn, followed by a full programme on Saturday that will include music and dance, performances and workshops, spread across four stages, indoors and out. The sanctified sounds of the Gospel Brunch will raise the rafters in the Barn and bring things to a close on Sunday.

This year, to help their friends at the Jimmie Rodgers Museum celebrate their fortieth anniversary, Maverick will present a programme of Jimmie Rodgers classics sung by a line-up of special guests, plus an exhibition of specially commissioned art by Jon Langford and Martin Glover.

Catering

Local vendors provide a tasty offering of regional fayre that will include locally reared meat, game, fish and vegetables, ice creams and gourmet coffee, as well as locally brewed ales, lagers, juices and wine.

The Native American Trading Post

Camden Lock's The Native American Trading Post will be there promoting all things Native American to the UK, including music, dance and storytelling as well as traditional and contemporary jewellery and crafts.

More information will be here when available.