Boogie woogie, blues, swing and jazz are heading to Nantwich in the form of local musician Tom Seals.
Tom, who has performed all over the world, returns to his home town on December 7 for a one-off special concert in St Mary’s Church.
Packed venues across Nantwich enjoyed a bumper Jazz & Blues Festival over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, which police say passed “largely peacefully”.
The festival featured more than 100 gigs at pubs, restaurants, and other sites across Nantwich.
Tickets are running out fast for the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival headline shows as organisers prepare for the 25th anniversary of the event.
The Easter weekend event, which attracts thousands of visitors to Nantwich, is taking place this year from April 6-10.
By Jonathan White
Studio Nantwich is to host a fund-raising concerts during Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival.
The festival returns this Easter Bank Holiday weekend (14-18 April 2022), after a two-year gap due to the pandemic.
The Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival is back after a two-year gap due to the pandemic.
And organisers say the 2022 line-up is bigger and better than ever.
Shavington musician Tom Seals is releasing a Christmas duet with Natasha Hamilton of Atomic Kitten.
Their song, released on December 4, is called “I can’t wait to spend Christmas with you”.
Organisers of the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival say it will go ahead despite fears over the Coronavirus.
The festival – one of the biggest weekends in the Nantwich calendar – will take place over the Easter weekend April 9-13.
Headline acts for the 2020 Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival have been unveiled.
It will be the 24th annual Jazz Festival held over the Easter weekend.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival organisers have unveiled the full line up and programme for this year’s event.
The festival, April 18-22, will feature Martin Turner, ex-Wishbone Ash bass player on the opening Thursday night.
Music fans have been flocking into Nantwich to enjoy an eclectic mix of live performances during the 22nd Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Soggy conditions failed to dampen the spirits of thousands of revellers on Good Friday as they took in dozens of different shows in venues across town.
Police chiefs in Nantwich say they will be ready for the influx of thousands of music fans attending the town’s 22nd Jazz, Blues & Music Festival.
The four-day event is classed as a ‘Force’ event by officers in Cheshire, with policing strategy forged from headquarters.
Tens of thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Nantwich over the Easter weekend for the town’s 22nd Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Tickets to see headliners Dr Feelgood and Glenn Tilbrook from Squeeze are fast approaching sell-out and organisers have advised music-lovers to book early to avoid missing out on their favourite performers.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival organisers are pressing ahead with plans for next year’s event and hope to make it the ‘biggest and best yet’ in memory of its founder Phillip Martin.
Mr Martin, who was proprietor of The Crown Hotel, established the festival in 1996 and was well ahead with plans for Easter’s music programme when he died of a heart attack aged 65 in November.
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