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by blueestaiPosted on23rd February 201923rd February 2019FestivalLeave a comment on Looking Back Before Looking Forward: Derby Folk Festival 2018

Looking Back Before Looking Forward: Derby Folk Festival 2018

It’s been a little while and Derby Folk Festival 2018 has come and gone.. in fact, as of writing it is 2019 and there is…

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by blueestaiPosted on6th August 20186th August 2018FestivalLeave a comment on An Auspicious Beginning in the Sun – Beardy Folk Festival 2018 – 21st-23rd June 2018

An Auspicious Beginning in the Sun – Beardy Folk Festival 2018 – 21st-23rd June 2018

An auspicious beginning in the sun, Beardy brings the breadth of bigger festivals to you in a space which is convenient, friendly and relaxed Like…

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by blueestaiPosted on21st January 201821st January 2018AcousticLeave a comment on Derby Folk Festival – A Roundup – October 2017

Derby Folk Festival – A Roundup – October 2017

Hi everyone. Quite a bit of time has passed since my last festival post and as the cold sets in to it’s fullest we have…

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by blueestaiPosted on29th October 201729th October 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kim Lowings and the Greenwood – Wild & Wicked Youth – A Review

Kim Lowings and the Greenwood – Wild & Wicked Youth – A Review

FANCOURT MUSIC Album Release: 8 September 2017 I continue to wade through folk CD reviews as there are many. The next artist I would like…

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