LET’S GET THIS PARTY STARTED!
June 1st, 2nd and 3rd 2012
The first Hebden Bridge Blues Festival last summer pulled off the amazing feat of coming from nowhere and hitting the ground running with one of the most talked about festivals of the year providing a truly great atmosphere, superb entertainment and, of course, that spectacular scenery.
Continuing its popular policy of mixing well-known established artists with up and coming talent needing a showcase, the organisers have put together an exciting an
d eclectic array of musicians that should please even the most demanding of fans. Headliners Todd Sharpville, Cherry Lee Mewis, Marcus Bonfanti, Paddy Milner, Ben Poole and Mitch Laddie will be sharing the weekend of June 1st, 2nd and 3rd with 
crowd pullers the Revelators, Crosscut Saw, Hooson and several dozen others.
Also being welcomed back is the fabulous ‘Women of the Blues’ night which took the place by storm at the first Festival. The brilliant Cherry Lee Mewis, Jenna Hooson, Lucy Zirins and others will be firing up the audience on their exclusive Sunday 3rd night at the Picture House.
Still to be announced are the many musicians who will be playing at half a dozen ‘juke joints’ around Hebden Bridge. A feast of talent all over town with nearly forty bands in eight venues within a quarter of a mile of each other!
So, let’s get the party started for the second Festival…this is not another blues festival…It is The Festival.
Tickets on sale now!
Bag your tickets for the 2012 Hebden Blues Festival now. Featuring a blend of the finest established blues artists today alongside the best up-and-coming talent from the UK and elsewhere, this is one not to be missed.
We’re keeping things simple this year -
Friday – £10 each
Saturday Day Ticket – £27.50 each
Sunday Day Ticket – £27.50 each
Weekend Pass – £55
Incredible value for a fantastic weekend of music in the beautiful surroundings of Hebden Bridge. Secure your tickets via paypal with the button below, and make sure you check out our accommodation page if you travelling from further afield
