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Festival Folk at the Oak: 2007 already in full swing...

Festival Folk at The OakThe Edinburgh Festival 2007 has only just begun, but Festival Folk at the Oak is already in full swing. Festival Folk at The Oak is one of (if not the) place for folk music during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Running now for over a decade and promising a staggering 34 acts over the course of the festival featuring performances from Nick Keir, Ian Bruce, former Garden Sessions number 1 Jim Malcolm, Paul McKenna & Ubesky Brod, Steve Byrne & Alastair McDonald.

There have been a few changes to the line up already though (it's to be expected if you've got 34 acts lined up), Alas - former featured artist and Edinburgh folk scene stalwart Martin Boland will no longer be performing on August 7th. Keiran Meanes & Sara Gray will also not be performing due to a double booking - so you can see Edinburgh folk ensemble Breelin' instead, featuring friend of the Garden Sessions Ian Willis and Mike Vass.

As well as the Festival Folk line up, you can expect a special addition to each evening from the 3rd -27th August, from 6.45pm - 7.45pm (just before the main show) David Ferrard will be holding court downstairs at the Oak for just £5.

You can also expect later opening hours (4am), and be guarunteed that all folkies and traditional musicians in town will find their way to the Royal Oak sometime before last orders. The Garden Sessions will also be there, bringing you the sounds of the sessions, reviews of the acts and speaking with performers and festival goers alike. Don't forget that The Garden Sessions will be running weekly during the Edinburgh Festival - bringing you the best of the new songwriting and traditional folk music that the festival has to offer.

Visit: royal-oak-folk.com

Also: edfringe.com

 

Also In The News:

Stonehaven Folk Festival 2007

Understairs Arts goes into liquidation

St. Brides set to be Fringe Folk hotspot

Cambridge Folk Festival: Sold Out

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2007

Hebridean Celtic Festival 2007

 

Contact the Garden Sessions Newsdesk at news@gardensessions.co.uk

 

 

 
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