Le Vendredi Danse, our local euro folk group will start the evening, joined by Anna Pack & Jo Veal. Jo and Anna are well known on the French and Balfolk dance scene, and as a duo apply their unique and very danceable style to a variety of popular and well-known tunes.

Join Heisk, a Scottish Folk band with a musical style tailored for dance parties with support from Olta. This six-piece traditional outfit are a force on stage. Fusing accordion, fiddle, electro harp, kit and keys with big energy and bold riffs, they twist traditional and self-penned tunes into something fresh.

An afternoon celebrating the timeless music of Nanci Griffith, brought to life by Clive Gregson and The Hayes Sisters, accompanied by Bon Echo a Canadian folk and roots music duo.

Jaywalkers accompanied with Ellie Gowers. Jaywalkers are a UK-based acoustic powerhouse trio blending bluegrass, country, folk and Americana with blistering fiddle, flame-fingered mandolin, powerhouse bass and tight three-part harmony.

Powerhouse are a five-piece ceilidh band from Sheffield consisting of melodeon, flute, electric guitar, bass and drums. Formed in 2017, they were brought together by a mutual love of rock, beer, general geekiness and ceilidh and combine traditional tunes with rock riffage, heavy metal and pop culture to tempt even the most determined non-dancer.

Christina Alden and Alex Patterson are songwriters and multi-instrumentalists from Norwich. They have been playing and singing together for a number of years, and have toured extensively in the UK and Europe. They are joined with L’al Tethera a trio who combine broad, textural arrangements with close vocal harmony, to create a tight and intentional sound, full of groove, grit and lilt.

Old Man Pie with support from Alastair Gordon Formed out of a piggery in deepest darkest West Yorkshire, Old Man Pie play black country, Americana and pie music.