A new music, arts and culture festival across venues in Rossendale, 26–27 June, featuring ticketed events at the Horse&Bamboo theatre alongside a series of free events and a music trail taking place in venues across the valley. Tickets are limited to just 120 per event — register now to receive a pre-sale code.
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ADVANCE TICKETED SHOWS
Our paid shows will take place at The Horse + Bamboo Theatre in Waterfoot. Tickets will go on sale on 17 March at 9am. Headline shows across the weekend include Dave McCabe (The Zutons) on Friday 26, John Bramwell (I Am Kloot) on Saturday 27, and a special guest (TBC) on Sunday 28.
Tickets are very limited, with only 120 available per show. We strongly advise anyone hoping to attend to register for our mailing list to receive a special advance access code, giving you the best possible chance of securing tickets. Tickets can only be purchased via our official platforms, Ticket Tailor and Skiddle. Any tickets offered for sale elsewhere will not be valid.
As this is our first year and we continue to build awareness, we will not be offering weekend passes covering multiple days. All other events across the weekend will be free and operate on a walk-in basis. Many of the venues we are working with have limited capacities, typically around 120 people. A detailed line-up will be announced by the end of March or early April, allowing you to plan your schedule and arrive at venues in good time to avoid disappointment. Events will take place throughout the day, from morning through to evening.
june 26
Dave McCabe (The Zutons)
TBC
Ellen Beth Abdi
The Folk Drama
Venue:Horse&Bamboo
Hours: 6pm – 11pm
Bees Knees
Casked
Buffer Stops
Northern Whisper
Blind Tiger
The Drop Off
june 27
TBC
TBC
TBC
TBC
Venue: Horse&Bamboo
Hours: 5pm -10pm
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