The Nomad Tea Tent and The Something Else Tea Tent will both be at Wyeside this year.
This is where you can go relax, have a cup of tea or a bite to eat and at the same time get chance to listen to
some great music, poetry and check out the dancers.
Open mic will running during the day as well, so if you fancy having a go
just make sure you bring your guitar with you.
This is where you can go relax, have a cup of tea or a bite to eat and at the same time get chance to listen to
some great music, poetry and check out the dancers.
Open mic will running during the day as well, so if you fancy having a go
just make sure you bring your guitar with you.
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NOMAD - the following musicians will be playing from approx 12pm Rob Lear, David Ian Roberts, Dead Pig, Blind River Scare, Lar Hughes and Lou Richardson
SOMETHING ELSE - a mixture of everything from musicians,
poets, spanking nuns and dancing wenches some of whom
may be sporting beards!
poets, spanking nuns and dancing wenches some of whom
may be sporting beards!
Lou Richardson is a talented singer, songwriter who plays an acoustic guitar and has an enchanting melodic voice. Often seen gigging around Herefordshire she has already played many venues and festivals. Together with her trusted Taylor guitar Lou uses an array of loop, verb and delay pedals in her solo shows.
Playing at Wyeside is Tim Manning a singer / songwriter / guitarist from South Wales. Performing under the name of Blind River Scare either as a solo artist or with a full band his songs are described as Americana-tinged bitter-sweet played within a laid back folk rock template.
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Rob Lear is a singer songwriter who has enjoyed past success with a number of bands and his credits to date include a residency at the Cavern Club, Liverpool , “voted best live act” whilst touring Scotland, and has played support for Bernard Butler, Dodgy, The Mystery Jets, Tom Hingley, Mark Morris, The Stories, The Crockets, AWB, Lindisfarn, Thousand Reasons and legendary Quo, to name a few.
David Ian Roberts is a composer and musician from Hereford. His fingerstyle guitar playing, with a yearning falcetto and simple yet infectious songs, owe a great deal to the likes of Nick Drake, John Martyn and Joni Mitchell.
Lar Hughes is a singer songwriter who will be performing at Wyeside for the first time. Wyeside is really looking forward to seeing him on stage straight after Friday Session Introducing.