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‘Putting shoe town on the music map’ NORTHAMPTON MUSIC 365 ‘Showcasing and celebrating the outstanding music culture of our town and county’ We seek to enhance the profile of Northampton PREMIER RETIREMENT LIVING through music. Each and every performance in the Northampton Music Festival has been sponsored by a local music enthusiast or a local business which makes the festival what it is. LISTEN UP! The Hawthorns Northampton has a fantastic solution for your retirement. Create more time to enjoy your retirement rather than worry about property and garden upkeep, or housekeeping and cooking. This no-contract all-inclusive rental solution puts time back in your life to enjoy with friends. It’s music to your ears. Festival Director : Graham Roberts For more call 01604 684920 Thank you for your support of this year’s festival. If you or Search ‘Hawthorns Northampton’ online or on have an interest in working with us on next year’s festival please contact us on: [email protected] The Hawthorns Northampton | Weedon Road | Upton | Northampton | Northamptonshire | NN5 4WR Festival Map Main Stage Market Square Northampton is an historic town in the heart of England Northampton surrounded by ancient parklands and stately homes, one Ukulele Group & hour from London. Umbrella Fair Abington Street New Boots NN Gallery Jazz Guildhall Courtyard Main Stage kindly sponsored by Stage Times Stage Time Artist 12 noon BUZZ PAZZ 13.00pm ROCKABILLY ROADSTERS Northampton Market 14.00pm REPRO JAM SQUAD Platform George Row 15.00pm KING’S GAMBIT 16.00pm LUNAXIS Choral Main Stage All Saints Church Piazza 17.00pm EMPYRE Market Square 18.00pm SIMILAR JONES 19.00pm BRIGHTON RIOT 20.00pm THE BLOCKHEADS www.northamptonmusicfestival.co.uk Jazz Choral Guildhall Courtyard All Saints Church Piazza Northampton has played host to more musicians from New Northamptonshire Music and Performance Arts Trust on the Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, than any other town or city in Kettering Road has 22,000 music students and 300 music the UK, outside of London. teachers. Jazz Stage Choral Stage kindly sponsored by kindly sponsored by Stage Times Stage Times Stage Time Artist Stage Time Artist NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY YOUTH BIG BAND 13.00pm 14.15pm SONGBIRDS (DIRECTED BY JAMIE GLEW) 14.00pm TAKE SIX 15.15pm NORTHAMPTON GILBERT & SULLIVAN GROUP 15.00pm CLIFF BROWN’S ACTUAL PROOF 16.15pm MUSICALITY 16.00pm ED ARM TRIO 17.15pm NORTHAMPTON SINGS! 17.00pm KA SAFAR 18.15pm NORTHAMPTON MALE VOICE CHOIR 18.00pm BOYSEY BATTRUM ALL-STARS www.northamptonmusicfestival.co.uk www.northamptonmusicfestival.co.uk New Boots Northampton Ukulele Group NN Gallery & Umbrella Fair Abington Street “Hi, we’re known as The NUGs and we meet at the “Northamptonshire’s shoe makers have almost 900 years lamplighter pub Thursday evening 7pm - 10pm”. experience of making boots and shoes.” the nugs.co.uk New Boots Stage kindly sponsored by Abington Street Stage kindly sponsored by Northampton Borough Council Partnership Fund Stage Times The Umbrella Fair Organisation is about two things: Community and Environment. Stage Time Artist We see these things as linked, by looking after and respecting one, you look after and respect the other. Everyone is welcome. Just come along and get involved.... 12.30pm KAIN RUSSELL Northampton Ukulele Group Performance times 12.30pm – 3.30pm 13.30pm KINGSHIPS Umbrella Fair Performance times 4pm – 7pm 14.30pm GOGO LOCO 15.30pm PHANTOM ISLE 16.30pm LEO ROBINSON, ANONYMOUS & VOX 17.30pm THE BIG DIRTY 18.30pm GINGER SNAPS www.northamptonmusicfestival.co.uk www.northamptonmusicfestival.co.uk The Platform George Row The Northampton University Stage. The Platform proudly presents a selection of its finest university musicians. Please come along and enjoy live performances and refreshments at the beautifully renovated headquarters of the University of Northampton Students Union. It is open to all! Northampton Music Festival are delighted to welcome the new Waterside Campus to the town centre. Performance times 12pm – 7pm Big Thanks Our sincere thanks to everyone over the past 12 years, too numerous to mention, who has helped us to create and develop this festival. Thank you to all our sponsors, supporters and volunteers, including those who have kindly sponsored the festival after this programme has gone to print! We are delighted to have the University of Northampton once again involved with the festival and wish to express our appreciation for their artistic and marketing input. We thank the Northampton Beer Festival and Northampton Carnival for their help in promoting this festival and for sharing our vision of enhancing the profile of the town through music. We also thank our local music venues for what they do, week in and week out, and for their support of this year’s festival. Very special thanks to all of you out there for coming along and making this festival as special as it is! 2020 … join us? If you would like to help us develop the festival next year then please contact us on [email protected] ‘Putting shoe town on the music map’ Mon - Sat Venues Listing TUES 11th JUNE GARIBALDI | Adam Gammage’s Jam 8.00pm. Free Entry WED 12th JUNE CHARLES BRADLAUGH | Ginger Pig 8.30pm. Free Entry KARMANA | Sandeep Raval & Friends Global Percussions Experience 8.00pm. Free Entry HEADLANDS PUB | Austin Pickers 8.30pm. Free Entry FRI 14th JUNE GARIBALDI | The Keepers 8.00pm. Free Entry ALBION BREWERY | Bobby & The Blue Tones 8.00pm. Free Entry BARRATTS | Mid Sensation Soul Band 9.00pm. Free Entry CLUB 43 | Jono & The Uke Dealers Tom Rose & The Heathen Orchestra One Leaf Falls 8.00pm. Free Entry before 9pm, then £4 THE LAB | Deep Sea Mountains, Amii Dawes, Jacob Braithwaite 7.00pm. Entry £4 CRIPPS HALL THEATRE | Northampton College presents West End Wonders 7.30pm THE LAMP LIGHTER | “Have guitars...Will Travel” part. 1, Marabar Caves, The Venus Fly Trap, Pat Fish 8.00pm. Free Entry SAT 15th JUNE ALBION BREWERY | Paragon 8.00pm THE PICTUREDROME | “Have guitars...Will Travel” part. 2, K3 Rock, Sleepwalkers, Homelanders, Phoenix, The Travelling Wilbys, Jumpworld 3.30pm. Free Entry SPRING BOROUGHS FESTIVAL | 12pm-4pm. Free Entry THE BLACK PRINCE | Blues, Booze & BBQ 1pm-8pm. Free Entry CRIPPS HALL THEATRE | Northampton College presents West End Wonders 7.30pm SUN 16th JUNE GARIBALDI | Jono & The Uke Dealers, Jimmy Pike & The Red Stars 8.00pm. Free Entry ROYAL & DERNGATE | Northampton Symphony Orchestra. 125th Anniversary Concert 7.30pm Sincere thanks to our festival SPONSORS.
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