Nantwich Police have praised venues, door staff and visitors for making Easter’s Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival one of the safest yet.
Sgt Matt Stonier revealed that just seven arrests were made throughout the whole 5-day festival between April 2-6.
The organisers of the Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival have hailed the Easter weekend event as “one of the best ever”.
Tens of thousands of music fans and revellers have descended on Nantwich over the past five days to enjoy a wide range of live performances at venues across the town.
Get ready for a five-day bonanza of live music as the 28th year of the Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival kicks into gear tomorrow (April 2nd).
With scores of live acts and venues taking part across the Easter weekend, there is music to satisfy all tastes.
Veteran Nantwich musician Dave Prince has made his radio debut at the age of 79, writes Jonathan White.
After more than 60 years as a musician, Dave has found a fresh way to share his lifelong passion for music.
Organisers, venue bosses and emergency services have hailed this year’s Nantwich Jazz Festival as a massive success.
The five-day festival pulled un bumper crowds across all the official venues as revellers enjoyed a wide variety of live acts.
The streets of Nantwich came alive as the 27th annual Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival launched in style with an opening performance at Studio Nantwich’s The Bank Stage
A host of top acts are fine-tuning as they prepare to perform at the eagerly-awaited Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Tickets are selling well ahead of the festival which runs from Thursday April 17 through to Easter Monday April 21.
By Jonathan White
South Cheshire singer Meg Lee has started her latest tour “Big Beautiful Cheshire Sessions”.
The tour includes dates in her home town Nantwich as well as Northwich, Alsager and Wilmslow.
Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival returns in April with another stellar line-up of live acts and venues.
Full colour brochures are now available from the Crown Hotel and other official venues.
By Jonathan White
After more than 60 years and 10,000 performances, local duo Memory Lane will take to the stage one last time as part of the Nantwich Jazz & Blues Festival.
Ray Nicholls, 77, and Dave Prince, 78, have been playing guitar and singing for most of their lives.
By Jonathan White
Studio Nantwich is to host a fundraising concert in aid of Christie Charity during the annual Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival.
The four-day festival, which attracts tens of thousands of music revellers, returns from April 17-21.
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.
Renowned jazz duo Ian Millar and Dominic Spencer are heading to Shavington for a live gig as part of a UK tour.
The saxophone and piano duo, from Scotland, will be performing at Shavington Village Hall on Main Road on Saturday June 17.
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