page contents
top of page

LIVE MUSIC

Stroke of genius big band

[in the Marquee – all other bands in the clubhouse] Playing together since 2013, this is the band’s first appearance at the Beer Festival. Expect Glenn Miller nostalgia from the 40s, along with big band swing classics and modern favourites. The band was founded by trumpet player Enrico Marchesi, who after surviving a stroke, put the band together to raise funds for the Stroke Association. The band plays outdoors in parks during the summer, and over the years has raised £26,386 for Stroke Association.

Gone Country

Returning to the Festival since their appearance in 2022. Enjoy the exquisite harmonies of Laura, Louise and Adam with Tom on bass, Scott on drums and the rocking country twang of Adam’s guitar. As the Alan Jackson song has it, They’ve gone country, look at them boots, gone country, back to their roots, they’ve gone country. Get the idea?

The sick notes of cawood

A rockabilly band from Cawood playing everything from swing and jazz to pop and rock in their inimitable "ramshackle" style. A huge hit at the Festival the last two years.

Soundness

Delighted to announce that Soundness, the amazing female choir will be performing at our Beer Festival with their first performance on Saturday, 12th April. Let's make their debut memorable with a hearty welcome!

Simon and Tim

Accomplished and entertaining duo [vocals, guitar, keyboards] with a big following. Eclectic mix of covers from sixties to present day. We’re lucky to get them before Simon tours the United States with his other band.

Kinda Blue

Leeds-based blues band expertly playing the classic blues that influenced so many British bands of the 60s. They’ve played at all of our previous festivals and we’re lucky to have them back.

Scott and the Antarctics

Definitely a party band. You’ll love their playlist of classics.

The Good Foot Collective

Get your groove on at our festival with The Good Foot Collective! A dazzling 15-piece band pumping out the best funk & soul tunes from the 70s and beyond. From James Brown to Aretha Franklin, Gill Scott Heron and Bill Withers... get ready to dance!

bottom of page