Bridgnorth Folk Festival 2002

Running over the bank holiday weekend (finishing about 6pm on Monday), the festival is based around Oldbury Wells School which provides camping facilities as well as loads of halls for concerts, workshops, dancing and storytelling.

Line-up includes : Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham, Oysterband, Show Of Hands, Slainte Mhath (Slawn Cha-Va), Vin Garbutt, Phil Beer Band, Joji Hirota & Pete Lockett plus guest, Keith Donnerlly, Pete Morton Band, Pete Coe, Alice Jones & Sue Coe, Joe Broughton & Kevin Dempsey, Crasdant, Robb Johnson (with Saskia Tomkins & Miranda Sykes), Jabadaw, The Gravelly Hillbillies, Kirsty McGee, Baker's Fabulous Boys, Emily Slade, Firebrand, Suntrap, Andy Gutteridge Band, Arthur Ebeling, Robin Laing, Ian Harvey-Pittaway, Harriet Bartlett, Cut-Throat Jake, Brent Mason, Hamish Currie, Take Two, Liz Ryder.
Singers:- Johnny Collins, Jim Mageean, Dave Webber and Anni Fentiman, Quartz, Mollyhawks, Loctup Together, Hen Party, Outsiders, Stream of Sound.
Ceilidh Bands:- All Blacked Up, Grand Union, Captain Swing.
Kids Stuff:- Professor Panic.
Dance Display Teams:- Rumworth, Ouze Washers, City Clickers, Rednesbourne Morris Men.

There are a range of ticket options available - weekend, day, family, 10-16's, concessions, etc. See the official website for more information.

If you are camping you will need a camping pass, which costs £5.00 per adult whether you are camping for one night or four (children & 10-16's FREE).

Latest Updates