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9 DAYS of FREE FESTIVAL - GWYL RAD AM 9 DDIWRNOD Food & Drink Stalls Available @ the Main Stage Area Welcome to N.S 2018 EVENTS PROGRAMME RHAGLEN FRINGE AND FAMILY FUN DAY PROGRAMME INCLUDED 9 DAYS OF FREE FESTIVAL - GWYL RAD AM 9 DDIWRNOD WWW.MONMOUTHFESTIVAL.CO.UK Food & Drink Stalls Available @ the Main Stage area Welcome to N.S. James of Raglan FAMILY BUTCHERS Over 50 years of service Proud to support and Monmouth be a part of Monmouth Festival 2018 Beef burgers, Lamb burgers, Hot Dogs, Steak Rolls, Hog Roast Pork Rolls and Bacon Baps Festival 2018 Award Winning Products Pies - Sausages - Burgers - Home Cured Bacon Don’t forget the famous Welsh faggot, Now in its 36th year the main aim of the Festival continues to be providing music and a real meaty treat entertainment for everyone with a wide selection of concerts and events spread out over the would like to thank our sponsors Crown Square, Raglan 01291 690675 nine days. The Main Stage will be situated in Blestium Street car park and St Mary’s Church will for their support and generosity www.nsjames.co.uk host the classical programme. or the first time this year the second stage will be hosted The Festival is truly a community event, staged by the by The Riverside Hotel. We would like to thank Sam and community for the community; it has remained free at source FBev, The Three Horseshoes, for their continued support for 36 years. But to keep future festivals free we need your over the last 10 years and wish them all the best for the future. help. Please help us by supporting your local shops and The Festival team would like to thank everyone that has businesses (especially those displaying a Festival poster), by supported this year’s event: all our sponsors, advertisers and purchasing food and drink from the on-site Festival traders traders; Monmouth Town Council; The Riverside Hotel; Father and most importantly of all by donating as much as you can David and the volunteers at St Mary’s church; The Methodist to the buckets. Without your continued support, goodwill and Church; Fringe venues; Aileen and Claire at The Shire Hall, generosity future events will not take place. Emergency Total Security Concepts; and the whole team at Protech. We Come along, enjoy and make Monmouth Festival 2018 a Thirst Aid would also like to thank Monmouthshire County Council and vintage year! Love a 99 Gwent Police. MONMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL www.emergencythirstaid.co.uk @ Monmouth Festival is organised by a dedicated and Gobeithiwn eich gweld yno. See you all there. 07784831343 Monmouth Festival enthusiastic committee of volunteers. Chair: Mel Ralph Mel Ralph, haif Treasurer: Nick Penny g T ood Monmouth Festival Chair 2018 N Secretaries: Ollie Jeffries and Laura Davies Directors: Cerys Watts, Mark Williamson, Ian Jones Please note: For safety purposes, Blestium Street will be closed Health and Safety: Mike Saunders nightly between 7pm and 11pm for the duration of the festival Sponsoring Family Fun Day Performers: Steve Stretford and on Family Fun Day, 29th July, will be closed all day. Details Fringe: Ollie Jeffries are shown on the map in the centre pull-out section. These are representatives but are by no means the full story. If WE ARE A GLASS FREE ZONE and as a requirement of our you would like to help in the future, either on the committee or license only plastic bottles and cans are welcome on site. Your Cafe 83 as a volunteer, please contact us via our website ongoing support with this request is most appreciated. ...Retro coffees www.monmouthfestival.co.uk or email us at with a touch of style [email protected] • • • • • • • • • • • • PULL-OUT FESTIVAL CALENDAR IN THE CENTRE PAGES • • • • • • • • • • • • Key to this year’s programme VENUES Sponsoring Monmouth Main The Riverside St Mary’s Methodist Fri Fringe Festival Unplugged Stage Hotel Church Church nge Events GENRES Pop Soul Glam World Music Folk Acoustic Acoustic Country Choir Pop Folk @shaiscandyexpress Rock Blues Rap Flamenco Folk/Punk Rockabilly Welsh Big band Up and coming local Please support the Festival WWW.MONMOUTHFESTIVAL.CO.UK Please purchase FOOD & DRINK on site WWW.MONMOUTHFESTIVAL.CO.UK 2 3 friday 27 july Saturday 28 july Hundreds of wines from around the world at all prices Hundreds of wines from around the world at all prices FINGAL-ROCK 64 MONNOW STREET, MONMOUTH NP25 3EN FINGAL-ROCK 64 MONNOW STREET, MONMOUTH NP25 3EN WINE SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS T: 01600 712372 | E: [email protected] | www.pinotnoir.co.uk WINE SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS T: 01600 712372 | E: [email protected] | www.pinotnoir.co.uk MAIN STAGE 8.00PM MAIN STAGE 9.30PM MAIN STAGE 8.00PM MAIN STAGE 9.30PM Lars Pluto The hounddogs The Virginmarys Crazy Town The Virginmarys exploded onto the rock music scene in 2013 with their album ‘King of Conflict’, which debuted #3 on the Billboard New Artist Alternative Chart and #8 on the Billboard HeatseekersChart. With ‘King of Conflict’, The Virginmarys were dubbed the buzz band of SXSW, Lars Pluto was born just outside Atlanta, Georgia to a family that was a touring received major support from US Active Rock and Alternative radio, and Southern Baptist Gospel Bluegrass group. They travelled the entirety of the press acclaim from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, USA Today, and southern highways of America and by age thirteen Lars had lived in just about more. The band followed up with 2016’s Divides which, was hailed by every state south of the Mason Dixon Line. The Houndogs are quite simply one of the best Rock and Roll bands in the Apple Music, Spotify, Yahoo! Music, and more. The Virginmarys have “Music just was. It was everywhere when he was growing up...country, rock n UK. The band was formed by the three Wilson brothers nearly 15 years ago, toured their highly charged live show throughout the US, Europe, and Crazy Town, American rap rock band formed in 1995 and best known for their roll, gospel...it’s all mixed up in the air down there. It gets in you in the South and since then they have built up a wide reputation for their exhilarating live Japan, supporting artists including Queens of the Stone Age, Shinedown, 2000 hit single “Butterfly” which reached number one on the US Billboard Hot and you gotta get it out. You can’t help it. He then moved north to frozen performances. They play a combination of their own songs / classic covers and Buckcherry, Eagles of Deathmetal, Crobot, and hitting huge festivals to 100 chart and helped their debut album, The Gift of Game (1999) sell over 1.5 Kalamazoo, Michigan. That’s where he found rock and punk in the birthplace the wild energy of their shows has to be seen to be believed, we are certain include Reading & Leeds, Download Festival, Sonisphere, Isle of Wight million units. Crazy Town promise to bring high energy and plenty of attitude to of the electric guitar.” you’ll absolutely LOVE them. Festival, and more. the Monmouth music festival! Fri New Leaf Gallery Lynda Jones Exhibition The Kymin 11am- 4pm (see page 22) Fri New Leaf Gallery Lynda Jones Exhibition The Kymin 11am- 4pm (see page 22) nge SUMMER EXHIBITION @Creates Gallery 10am- 5pm (see page 7) nge SUMMER EXHIBITION @Creates Gallery 10am- 5pm (see page 7) Our commitment Monmouth Festival is committed to minimising the waste we send to landfill. We are reducing the amount of waste we generate and recycling as much as possible. to the environmentPlease help us by putting your waste in the correct bins. Monmouth Festival recognises that running a Festival for nine days has a direct impact on the environment but our aim is to make the Festival as environmentally friendly as possible. We run a three bin system in the Main Stage area which means that we separate waste into cans, plastic and general waste. In 2017 we collected 0.22 tons of recycling and 1.74 tonnes of general waste. We also have a team of litter pickers and recyclers but we rely on your help to make their jobs manageable. If you could do your bit by using the recycling bins and tidying up after yourselves, we’d be really grateful. In the interest of safety, reducing waste and to protect our environment Monmouth Festival became a “glass free zone” in 2015 and has remained a “glass free” festival ever since. Alcohol may be brought into the Festival but anyone bringing glass bottles or containers will be asked to decant the liquid into plastic. Wye Media Proudly Presents This year we are looking to further limit our impact on the 2018 Monmouth Festival Programme environment and reduce the amount of plastic waste A big thank you to all our clients and everyone involved generated by the Festival. for your continued support of Monmouth Music Festival AllBarred Up will be serving drinks in reusable bar cups. A £1 deposit will be payable per cup. When the cups are returned they are washed 01600 775 350 • www.wyemedia.co.uk GLASS FREE and reused, with a life of up to 100 washes. At the end of the evening Print – Design – Web cups can be returned or kept as a Festival keepsake. 4 5 sunday 29 july sunday 29 july [email protected] [email protected] row.” row.” “Here Today, Hear Tomor Tel: 01600 772111 “Here Today, Hear Tomor Tel: 01600 772111 MONMOUTH FESTIVAL MAIN STAGE 8.00PM MAIN STAGE 9.30PM MERCHANDISE Memphis Belle Henry Smith sponsored by Monmouthshire Building Society Family Fun Day Timetable 10am-2pm Monnow Bridge Gatehouse open 10.30-11.30am Church Service Festival Praise Main Stage Sponsored by Churches Together 12pm Taiko Mynydd Du Main Stage 27th July-4th August Designed by William Christmas 12pm-4pm Fire Brigade demonstrations Monmouth Festival Poster T-shirt designed by 12.30pm Dash Panache Circus Skills Workshop designed by William Max Caldicott Main Stage Area Christmas 1pm Savoy Youth Theatre Academy Memphis Belle Country Duo formed nearly 5 years ago after meeting during Main Stage an open mic night.
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