BLUEGRASS, OLD-TIME & AMERICANA MUSIC
New Date. New Venue
*14th-16th July 2023*
NEW VENUE-
Sherbrooke Scout Camp Site, Calverton, Nr Nottingham
***website under construction***
2023 LINE-UP
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Ashley Campbell Trio (USA)

Already known for her work alongside her father, country legend Glen Campbell — who, during his final years as a touring musician, leaned heavily on his youngest daughter as a banjo player, keyboardist and harmony vocalist — Ashley is now stepping out on her own. Her music is a mix of her wide-ranging influences, combining the old-school country sound popularized by her fa-ther during the '60s and '70s with contemporary Americana, rootsy folk and country-pop.
Also known for her appearance in the Rascal Flats video for the song ' Banjo'.
Jordan Tice and Liv Greene
Jordan Tice is a guitarist, singer and songwriter celebrated for his exceptional mastery of both fingerstyle and flatpicking guitar styles and a wide range of acoustic genres. Probably best known as a member of acclaimed folk-bluegrass supergroup Hawktail, Has worked with celebrated artists including Dave Rawlings, Yola and banjo/comedy legend Steve Martin.
Born in Washington DC, Liv Greene is an award-winning young songwriter and performer now based in Nashville, Tennessee.
regularly teaches songwriting workshops via the legendary Club Passim venue and music school in Boston, and already has a clutch of songwriting awards to her credit. Liv won the Kerrville Folk Festival’s 2019 New Folk Competition and was a showcase artist at Folk Alliance International 2021.
Dan Walsh
Describing what Dan does is no easy task but at the heart of it is British, Irish and American folk music delivered with a healthy dose of funky grooves – all performed with his unique and dazzling take on clawhammer style banjo helping to challenge all preconceptions about the instrument. Add to all that poignant songs, astonishing musical departures and lively humour and the result is a truly memorable live show which has wowed audiences across the world from intimate seated rooms to huge dancing crowds in festival fields.
The Often Herd
The Often Herd transcend the traditional boundaries of bluegrass music. Although they might resemble an American string band, complete with driving energy, tight vocal harmonies and dazzling instrumental interplay, their vibrant, transatlantic sound is deeply coloured by their surroundings; the striking natural and industrial landscapes of Northern England. This unique approach won them the title of “Best European Bluegrass Band 2018” at the prestigious La Roche Bluegrass Festival in France.

The Rye Sisters
The Rye Sisters (Ishani and Sue) are a duo from Lincolnshire who perform Americana and folk-country songs in close harmony to guitar, mandolin and fiddle. They pull from broadly American influences, such as Buddy and Julie Miller, The Civil Wars and the Dixie Chicks.
The Vanguards
THE VANGUARDS are a five-piece bluegrass band based in London. Since 2015, their high lonesome three-part harmonies and instrumental prowess have been bringing audiences a taste of the hard-driving early years of this acoustic offspring of country music. As well as performing masterful interpretations of bluegrass classics, they write and perform wholly original music which evokes the sound and feel of bluegrass music’s pioneers.

The Grove Band
Classic UK bluegrass band with tight three part harmony singing.
Sugarwell Hill
Sugarwell Hill are a Leeds based Old Time Stringband featuring Simon Robinson (vocals, banjo, guitar, dulcimer), Evan Davies (vocals, mandolin, guitar, fiddle) & Michael Russell (fiddle, banjo, guitar). Playing hypnotic, foot stomping old time fiddle tunes and singing songs and ballads from America and Britain
Rain of Animals
Rain Of Animals is the euphonious collaboration between Pepita Emmerichs (Oh Pep!) and Theodore Barnard (Wire & Wool) and their love of all things mandolin, fiddle, guitar, harmony vocals, bluegrass, oldtime, swing, tunes and songs. Spanning originals to arrangements of classics and gems of rarities you wish you had discovered earlier, their sound is both new and old, unique in it's instrumental wizardry and musical integrity all at once.
Phil Doleman and Percy Copley


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Buffalo Gals
Specialists in the original grass-roots, hard-life sounds of America, the six-piece’s visual and melodic antics, combined with the joshing, joyful rapport they build with audiences, have made them one of the UK’s most sought-after acts on the US roots-inspired circuit.
Led by champion USA fiddler and funny-gal Kate Lissauer, pictured right, they deliver string-band tradition ballads, rags and work songs and the spiritual numbers of Appalachia, bluegrass and early country. The new line up includes Joe from Hayseed Dixie!