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| 2016 Priddy Folk FestivalThe weather was far better than forecast and ended being up just about perfect.
The music was amazing and definitely one of the best line-ups yet.
The atmosphere seemed even more relaxing than usual and large numbers of people picnicked on the Green throughout the weekend.
We hope these images rekindle wonderful memories of the festival weekend.
Priddy Folk Festival encourages use of our images on social media and artistes websites. |
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| 2015 Priddy Folk FestivalAnother wonderful festival
Superb music and Priddy doing what Priddy does bets - relaxing in the sunshine. |
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Everybody chilling out in the super-relaxed atmosphere on the village green with excellent music, top-notch food and a huge range of beer & cider.
Bands included the Blue School Project, Jez Hellard and Friends, ZZ Birmingham, Wizz Jones, The Teacups, Vicki Swan and Johnny Dyer, Dick Gaughan, Duncan Chisholm Trio, Harp & Monkey, Teyr, Telling The Bees, Will Pound Band concluded by a lively, mad, loud and proud set in the Village Hall from the Carny Villains.
258 files, last one added on Jul 18, 2015
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| 2014 Priddy Folk FestivalA great line-up and wonderful weather - perfect!
After two Priddy Folk Festival's with extreme weather, this year was really pleasant. Lots of sunshine with just a bit of light rain on Saturday evening.
The atmosphere started off relaxed and stayed relaxed throughout the weekend.
The official snappers have vastly different photographic styles and put together as a set their images look great!
- Duncan Simey - http://www.wild-landscapes.co.uk/
- Alan Cole - http://www.folkfestivalphotos.co.uk/
- Paul Hawley
The festival encourages use of our images on facebook and artistes websites.
You can use them without asking as long as the watermark is left intact
Alternatively, contact the festival to request clean images and larger sizes, we'll check with the relevant photographer and if they are happy then we will send them to you.
P.S. Duncan's top tip on gallery navigation.
If your browser window is too tall, then the blasted next image button moves about - it's really annoying, sorry. If this happens, reduce the height of your window a bit so the vertical scrollbar always has something to scroll down to. It'll make more sense if you try it - thanks! |
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Swildons
Tolka, Steve Tilston Trio, Phillip Henry and Hanna Martin, Bella Hardy Band, New Rope String Band.
Eastwater
Issy and David Emeney, Jez Hellard and the Djukella Orchestra, Firepit Collective, Ushti Baba.
Village Hall
Silent Ceilidh, Silent Disco.
89 files, last one added on Jul 16, 2014
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Swildons
Blue School Project Concert, Steve Payne, Buffalo Girls Stampede, Brooks Williams, Maz O'Connor Trio, Miranda Sykes and Rex Preston, Maireagh Green and Anna Massie, Flook.
Eastwater
Priddy School Dance and Maypole, City Clickers, Cardiff Morris, Buffalo Gals Workshop, Tatter and Tails, The Outside Capering Crew, Brewery Band Ceilidh, Blue School Project.
The Cleaves, Blue School Folk Band, John Langham Band, Gadarene, Baraka.
Village Hall
Yvette Staelens Cecil Sharp Concert and Talk, Three Cane Whale, Dartmoor Pixies, Ushti Baba.
152 files, last one added on Jul 16, 2014
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 | 2013 Priddy Folk FestivalThere's no doubt that this year was the hottest ever Priddy Folk Festival and the first time that seeking shade has been a necessity.
But what a festival !!!
Every year we seem to be saying that the latest festival has had the best line-up ever, but many people have told me just that about 2013.
Your chief snappers personal highlights include More Like Trees, Ushti Baba, the Saturday night Ceilidh with Balshazzar's Feast + Phil Bassindale, Celtech; all topped off by a capacity audience bouncing around with their arms in the air to the astonishing Treacherous Orchestra.
I've been told I missed many other memorable performances including Faustus, Flats and Sharps, The Firepit Collective, De Fuego and too many others for me to recall from memory. Sorry but I can't be everywhere, Priddy is getting too big for that!
And on deliciously surreal note - I watched Priddy Primary School re-enact the hurdles being destroyed by fire through the medium of dance.
Fantastic!
Right - the photos....
The official snappers have vastly different photographic styles and put together as a set their images look great!
- Duncan Simey - http://www.wild-landscapes.co.uk/
- Alan Cole - http://www.folkfestivalphotos.co.uk/
- Steph French - http://www.stephfrench.com/
- Marc le Galle - http://www.marclegalle.co.uk/
Many thanks to Paul Hawley, Liz Turley and Phil Myers for contributing some fantastic images - and we are still expecting more photos from Matt Haller!
The festival encourages use of our images on facebook and artistes websites.
You can use them without asking as long as the watermark is left intact
Alternatively, contact the festival to request clean images and larger sizes, we'll check with the relevant photographer and if they are happy then we will send them to you.
P.S. Duncan's top tip on gallery navigation.
If your browser window is too tall, then the blasted next image button moves about - it's really annoying, sorry. If this happens, reduce the height of your window a bit so the vertical scrollbar always has something to scroll down to. It'll make more sense if you try it - thanks! |
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| 2012 Priddy Folk FestivalThis year Priddy Folk Festival celebrated its 21st birthday, and this was without doubt the wettest Priddy Folk Festival ever!
Almost the entire UK was under Severe Weather Warnings from the Met Office and on Friday evening Somerset hit the dizzy heights of a Met Office Red Alert.
All of us who were there can be rightly proud that we endured the weather - AND STILL HAD A GREAT TIME!!!!
The people who come to Priddy have always been what makes this festival special, and this year they proved they are the best!
The images have now been loaded from our four festival photographers - Duncan Simey, Alan Cole, Carole Knowles and Paul Hawley.
Still need to caption the images so you know who the bands are; but the images are up here!
If you have photos you would like to contribute to this gallery, please get in touch with Duncan via duncan@folkfestivalphotos.co.uk
The festival encourages these images to be used.
Artistes are welcome to use them on their websites.
Everyone else is welcome to use them on Facebook.
There are just a couple of caveats.
1) The photographer and festival get credited (e.g. leave the watermark intact).
2) Non-Commercial usage
For non-watermarked images, high resolution files and commercial usage, please email duncan@folkfestivalphotos.co.uk |
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Swildons
- Spiers and Boden, Balshazzar's Feast, Incontinentals, Jackie Oates, The Wilbees.
Eastwater
- Spiro, Tatterdemalion, James Findlay, Djambo, Dick Stephens, Freshly Ground
65 files, last one added on Jul 10, 2012
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Swildons
- McCusker McGoldrick & Doyle, The Young 'Uns, Rory McLeod Band, Colum Sands, Maya Love and Archie
- Brooks Williams, Jaywalkers, Kevin Brown
Eastwater
- Urban Folk Quartet, Walh & Pound, The Homefires, Stompin Dave, The Drystones
Village Hall
- Baraka, Florida Ceilidh and Phil Bassindale
- Will Kaufman
Church
- Three Cane Whale
165 files, last one added on Jul 11, 2012
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