By Jonathan White
Multi-million record selling band ‘Space’ performed to a packed crowd during this week’s Words and Music Festival.
A host of top acts have been performing at various venues during the six-day festival with the final day today (Sunday October 16).
The 15th Words And Music Festival is returning to Nantwich bringing with it internationally acclaimed musicians, bands and poets.
The festival, which first launched in 2008, will run at various venues around the town from October 10 to 16.
By Jonathan White
The new Nantwich Roots Festival begins tomorrow celebrating folk, roots and Americana and bringing internationally known names to Nantwich.
It is also giving a stage to new, emerging acts in the town from May 11-15.
The organisers of Words and Music Festival in Nantwich are urging more people to sign up to special creative arts and music workshops.
The community sessions are being run on Saturday June 26 to give youngsters a chance to experience dance, writing, singing, beatboxing, carton drawing, and poetry.
Organisers of the annual Nantwich Words and Music festival are to hold a three-day event in June.
They say the event is taking place in The Crown Ballroom in Nantwich town centre on June 25-27.
The first ever Nantwich Arts Day takes place on Saturday June 29.
The event initiated by members of the towns Words And Music Festival team.
The organisers of Nantwich Words & Music Festival believe there is something for everyone in this year’s amazing line-up.
The event, which runs from October 8 to 14, is now in its 11th year.
Organisers of Nantwich Words & Music Festival have unveiled a top line-up for the town’s tenth annual event, including a debut for poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy.
Other headline acts range from alternative rock band THERAPY? (pictured) to British rock quartet Tom Robinson and Band and iconic English poet Roger McGough.
Organisers of the 9th Words & Music Festival in Nantwich have hailed the six-day event a huge success.
Around 2,000 tickets were sold across the week of live music and poetry.
The 9th annual ‘Words & Music Festival’ which opened this week at Residence in Nantwich, is proving another massive hit.
The six-day festival was opened by Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Andrew Martin and organiser Nigel Stonier.
House builder Tesni Homes has backed the Nantwich Words and Music Festival with a two-year sponsorship deal.
Tesni has committed to support the new kids and music element of the festival, which will be held in the town between October 10-16.
By Rhian Critchley
Brit pop giants Dodgy are excited to be performing at the start of the Nantwich Music and Words Festival.
The trio had a smash hit “Good Enough” which shot them to fame in 1996 and climbed to number 4 in the UK charts.
The 2012 Nantwich Words and Music Festival was the best yet, organisers said today. The event finished on October 14 after a final weekend featuring shows by local musicians and international stars including Tim Burgess, Thea Gilmore and Athlete.
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