About this concert
We are delighted to be heading to Priddy Folk Festival for the very first time - we have heard such good things and so have had our fingers crossed for some time!!
We are headlining the Friday Night of a fabulous line up so get along there and join us - you know it makes sense
We’re thrilled to report that BBC Countryfile Magazine has listed the Priddy Folk Festival as one of the UK’s Top Ten music festivals!
The article describes the Priddy Festival as “one of the friendliest festivals around” and praises its memorable entertainment and community spirit.
Countryfile Magazine’s curated list of “must-visit weekenders for the summer ahead” also highlights the Festival’s beautiful setting in the Somerset Mendip Hills National Landscape, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Author Matt Baird said festival-goers can expect a wide array of folk music performances, as well as dancing and a dedicated children’s festival as part of a mix of free and ticketed events.
There are also guided archaeological and wildlife walks in the Mendip Hills. Baird gives the Festival’s selection of local ales and ciders a special mention!
The article emphasises that the Festival is a charity venture run entirely by volunteers, and that its profits are channelled back into community causes.
Priddy’s Festival is listed alongside major events across England, Wales and Scotland, including nearby Glastonbury, and Camp Bestival, and the End of the Road.
So if you haven’t already it’s time to get your tickets! There is also camping available above Priddy’s Top Green, overlooking the surrounding countryside.
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Christopher
October 28th 2024
A thoroughly enjoyable evening. There were two support acts, Rowan Kettle, an emerging talent, followed by Anthony John Clarke who was wonderfully entertaining. Merry He’ll played for a good 2 hours and the audience responded with enthusiasm
Chester, United Kingdom@St Mary's Centre, Chester
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Multi-award winning Merry Hell offer joyful, uplifting folk-rock, with a message of hope for troubled times. Native to the North-West of England, the 8-piece musical charabanc emerged from the embers of the much-loved folk-punk band The Tansads, before developing a life and feel all of its own. Their energy and passion is complemented by their love of what they do and desire to share hope and togetherness with as many people as possible. Through 6 well-received albums and hundreds of gigs, they’ve offered voices of hope and beacons of light to anyone valuing both melody and positive humanity. Their live appearances have won many admirers, a recent review referred to 'every performance a celebration' and they are currently holders of Folking.com's Best Live Band Award and The Blues and Roots Radio ‘Album of the Year’ Award. The group performs as either a full electric 8-piece or a slimmed down, more acoustic 6-piece but offer all the songs, all the spirit and all the energy. Emergency Lullabies, gained wonderful reviews, significant airplay and a place in the UK Official Folk Chart, with the 2021 single When We Meet Again hitting No.8 in the USA Folk Radio charts – the compilation double CD Let The Music Speak for itself hit the Official Folk Charts Top 10 and an Amazon No.1 Folk CD - all confirming that this is a band on the rise! The band added fiddle player Simon Swarbrick to the line up, nephew of the Fairport Convention legend Dave Swarbrick – completing a circle as Swarb contributed a fiddle part to a track on Merry Hell’s second album. A new album awaits in 2024!
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