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MARTIN CARTHY
Arguably the greatest English folk song performer, writer, collector and editor of them all.

TOY HEARTS
An exciting, energetic and dynamic show, with just the right amount of sweetness, sass and style.

FURNACE MOUNTAIN
What sets them apart is freshness of sound, vocal interplay and fine playing.

CHUMBAWAMBA
A mix of traditional English folk, acappella song and skewed pop.

LADY MAISERY
Prepare to be enchanted by rich harmonies and sumptuous clashes.

PEATBOG FAERIES
From Skye, they have been described as ‘the future of Celtic dance music.’

HOME SERVICE
Reunited due to the recent discovery of some previously unheard live recordings.

HENRY PRIESTMAN
“It’s absolutely brilliant……. he’s found his voice.” Bob Harris, Radio 2

COOPE, BOYES & SIMPSON
Quite simply the best purveyors of acappella song on these islands.
“When headliner Paul Carrack took to the main stage with his band, he rather sheepishly pointed out to the audience 'we're not actually a folk band', to which someone in the audience responded 'well this isn't actually a folk festival!' I have to agree, this annual festival has developed over the years into something else entirely, a festival with an eclectic agenda, mixing folk, blues, jazz, country, bluegrass, Americana and World Music with everything else in between. The programme is also peppered with lashings of poetry, comedy, literature events and a mini film festival. Something for just about everybody”
Allan Wilkinson, Northern Sky Music Magazine
"Beverley Festival is known for its innovative and eclectic mix that bring the most friendly and relaxed atmospheres to this historic, East Yorkshire town. An enchanting blend of dance, comedy, literature, poetry and of course music. To experience Beverley is to experience a creative festival of delight."
Yorkshire Gig Guide
Yorkshire Gig Guide
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We are extremely pleased to have
We are extremely pleased to have been named in the Top 3 Festivals at the Fatea Awards in the Festival of the Year Category.
The festival is delighted to announce that it has 4 BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Nominations represented at the 2012 festival

