
Latest Additions to the line up
We are pleased to announce that this week we have added Liverpools hottest new band The Hummingbirds (Friday) and Blues Boy Dan Owen (Saturday)
to our lineup.
The Hummingbirds are a 6 piece acoustic outfit from Liverpool, influenced by music from the 50s/60s era. The Hummingbirds capture that “Liverpool” sound as well as putting an interesting twist on conventional folk and blues music, bringing it to a more mainstream audience providing what they describe as modern skiffle.(21st Century Merseybeat)
‘Blues Boy’ Dan Owen is a young singer-songwriter from Shrewsbury who performs ‘rootsy’ blues infected songs on guitar with the help of his home made ‘stomp box’ and occasional harmonica. A you-tube video performance of Dan singing Bob Dylans’ ‘ Ballad of Hollis Brown’ attracted the attention of Mick Fleetwood who has taken Dan under his wing as a ‘mentor’ for this young artist. The video has now had over 400,000 hits on YouTube
Other acts already confirmed include Daisy Chain Quartet, Pelico, Rusty Shackle, Martin Stephenson, Northern Quarter, David Phillips, Biggles War Time Band, Rob Halligan, Radio Mary, Sons of Clogger, WeeBagBand, The Roving Crows, Wildfire Folk, The Hut People, T.J & Murphy, Tracey Hunter, Polly Money, Cruel Folk, Louise Petit, Rubber Duck Orchestra, Afternoon in Paris, Me & Deboe, Rose Redd, Laura Thalia, Frazer Kennedy, Tori Lamb, Jemma Johnson, Alice Maciborsky, Nanateas & Krafty Favill
Friday night will also feature an evening of Comedy with Phil Cool, and Magic & Burlesque as Chris Cross brings his
Carny Cabaret Show to the Festival for the first time.
Running throughout the Festival will be The Acoustic Guitar Feast, with concerts and workshops from masters of the acoustic Guitar. These will include Rodney Branigan, Chris Chambers, Chris Woods, Tom Strasser, David Youngs, Nibs Van der Spuy, Neil Campbell & Richard Taylor.



Other Music Workshops
include
Drumming
& Percussion Didgeridoo
Ukulele
Mandolin
Spoons
Fiddle


Free Face and Body Painting by The Excitables
The Excitables are the biggest collection of Professional & Award Winning Face and Body Painters at any UK Festival will be offering FREE Face Painting for all at The Acoustic Festival of Britain
Alchemy Dragons
Story Telling and Guided Dragon Walks

Childrens Crafts & Workshops
Fairy Making Workshops | Sand Art Workshops
Workshops in poi (hula) hoop diabolo and a variety of other juggling props
Also booked to appear again are The Biker Urban Morris Side (The B.U.M.S.), Black Dog Molly, The Balliamo Belly Dancers, Zazu Gypsy Tribal & Shimmy Armageddon.



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Weekend Tickets Only £90
Under 16' £15. Under 10s £1
3 Nights Camping Only £15
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Day Tickets from £35 - OAPs Discounts available
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Compare these prices for an Adult Weekend Camping Ticket.
Acoustic Festival £105.00,
Greenman £145.00, Weyfest (Earlybird) £114.00, Cambridge Folk £163.00, Beverley Folk (Earlybird) £113.00, Wychwood £140.00, Larmer Tree £140.00, Wickham £140.00, Towersey £130.00.
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Family Friendly Camping at The Acoustic Festival of Britain at Uttoxeter Racecourse, Staffordshire. We are one of the few festivals where you camp in the same area as you park.
The campsite also has pitches on grass/hard standing for caravans and campervans.
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