Music takes place throughout the weekend

FRIDAY NIGHT - 'MEET THE BREWER' 5 - 9 PM

Whalebone - With a sound that hints at Fairport, Flook and acoustic Led Zep without the vocals. Whalebone’s music is a marriage of folk music and classic guitar rock played on acoustic guitars and fiddle, combining upfront spellbinding musicianship, infectious driving rhythms and exuberant presentation. The trio’s performances feature fiery and emotive original material, supercharged renditions of traditional music and wild re-workings of rock guitar classics played with dazzling virtuosity.

SATURDAY MUSIC

11.30 am Naomi Payne Quartet
A classy mix of jazz and blues, centred around the extraordinary voice of Naomi Payne. Covering a diverse range of music from the 1902's to the present day, Naomi grew up on a diet of jazz greats, from Ella Fitzgerald to Robert Johnson, and her rich, beautiful voice has brought her plaudits from far and wide. The quartet evoke hints of Diana Krall and can switch from up-tempo jazz numbers to sultry smoky ballads with ease.

12.30 am Lament - Fast rising West Midlands 5 piece Lament stir up a wonderful evocative concoction of irresistible world grooves and Latin fever. They cross boundaries mixing up gypsy and Latin rhythms refusing to be labelled as any particular genre blending jazz, ethnic groove and flamenco styles all underscoring memorable and original melodic songs tinged with lyrical melancholy but always managing to come out joyous and life affirming. You cannot resist the overlaying of countless rhythms and quality acoustic musicianship.

1.30 pm Naomi Payne Quartet
A classy mix of jazz and blues, centred around the extraordinary voice of Naomi Payne. Covering a diverse range of music from the 1902's to the present day, Naomi grew up on a diet of jazz greats, from Ella Fitzgerald to Robert Johnson, and her rich, beautiful voice has brought her plaudits from far and wide. The quartet evoke hints of Diana Krall and can switch from up-tempo jazz numbers to sultry smoky ballads with ease.

2.30 pm Lament - Fast rising West Midlands 5 piece Lament stir up a wonderful evocative concoction of irresistible world grooves and Latin fever. They cross boundaries mixing up gypsy and Latin rhythms refusing to be labelled as any particular genre blending jazz, ethnic groove and flamenco styles all underscoring memorable and original melodic songs tinged with lyrical melancholy but always managing to come out joyous and life affirming. You cannot resist the overlaying of countless rhythms and quality acoustic musicianship.

3.30 pm Hot Climate
Hailing from Leominster Hot Climate are sure to get the party started with their infectious pop, funk, soul, r 'n b and disco influenced sounds. The band are committed to ensuring everyone is entertained and has fun. They have established an excellent reputation for the quality of their live performances.

4.30 pm Ricky Cool and the Hoola Boola Boys -  Ricky is known for presenting the best in Rhythm 'n' Blues and Rock 'n' Roll and with The Hoola Boola Boys you get this in spades. The Hoola Boola Boys have continued to back some of the best names on the R 'n' B circuit and now, together with Ricky Cool, they provide the very best in Rock 'n' Roll and Rhythm 'n' Blues entertainment. So go on! Let the Hoola Boola re-ignite your smile.

5.30 pm Hot Climate
Hailing from Leominster Hot Climate are sure to get the party started with their infectious pop, funk, soul, r 'n b and disco influenced sounds. The band are committed to ensuring everyone is entertained and has fun. They have established an excellent reputation for the quality of their live performances.

6.30 pm Ricky Cool and the Hoola Boola Boys -  Ricky is known for presenting the best in Rhythm 'n' Blues and Rock 'n' Roll and with The Hoola Boola Boys you get this in spades. The Hoola Boola Boys have continued to back some of the best names on the R 'n' B circuit and now, together with Ricky Cool, they provide the very best in Rock 'n' Roll and Rhythm 'n' Blues entertainment. So go on! Let the Hoola Boola re-ignite your smile.

7.30 pm Hot Climate
Hailing from Leominster Hot Climate are sure to get the party started with their infectious pop, funk, soul, r 'n b and disco influenced sounds. The band are committed to ensuring everyone is entertained and has fun. They have established an excellent reputation for the quality of their live performances.

SUNDAY MUSIC

11 am Whalebone - With a sound that hints at Fairport, Flook and acoustic Led Zep without the vocals. Whalebone's music is a marriage of folk music and classic guitar rock played on acoustic guitars and fiddle, combining up-front spellbinding musicianship, infectious driving rhythms and exuberant presentation. The trio's performances feature fiery and emotive original material, supercharged renditions of traditional music and wild re-workings of rock guitar classics played with dazzling virtuosity

12 noon Naomi Payne Quartet
A classy mix of jazz and blues, centred around the extraordinary voice of Naomi Payne. Covering a diverse range of music from the 1902's to the present day, Naomi grew up on a diet of jazz greats, from Ella Fitzgerald to Robert Johnson, and her rich, beautiful voice has brought her plaudits from far and wide. The quartet evoke hints of Diana Krall and can switch from up-tempo jazz numbers to sultry smoky ballads with ease.

1 pm Lament - Fast rising West Midlands 5 piece Lament stir up a wonderful evocative concoction of irresistible world grooves and Latin fever. They cross boundaries mixing up gypsy and Latin rhythms refusing to be labelled as any particular genre blending jazz, ethnic groove and flamenco styles all underscoring memorable and original melodic songs tinged with lyrical melancholy but always managing to come out joyous and life affirming. You cannot resist the overlaying of countless rhythms and quality acoustic musicianship.

2 pm Whalebone - With a sound that hints at Fairport, Flook and acoustic Led Zep without the vocals, Whalebone's music is a marriage of folk music and classic guitar rock played on acoustic guitars and fiddle, combining up-front spellbinding musicianship, infectious driving rhythms and exuberant presentation. The trio's performances feature fiery and emotive original material, supercharged renditions of traditional music and wild re-workings of rock guitar classics played with dazzling virtuosity.

3 pm Naomi Payne Quartet
A classy mix of jazz and blues, centred around the extraordinary voice of Naomi Payne. Covering a diverse range of music from the 1902's to the present day, Naomi grew up on a diet of jazz greats, from Ella Fitzgerald to Robert Johnson, and her rich, beautiful voice has brought her plaudits from far and wide. The quartet evoke hints of Diana Krall and can switch from up-tempo jazz numbers to sultry smoky ballads with ease.

4 pm Lament - Fast rising West Midlands 5 piece Lament stir up a wonderful evocative concoction of irresistible world grooves and Latin fever. They cross boundaries mixing up gypsy and Latin rhythms refusing to be labelled as any particular genre blending jazz, ethnic groove and flamenco styles all underscoring memorable and original melodic songs tinged with lyrical melancholy but always managing to come out joyous and life affirming. You cannot resist the overlaying of countless rhythms and quality acoustic musicianship.