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* [http://www.celticbluerock.org.uk/ The Celtic Blue Rock website] |
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Revision as of 19:54, 1 August 2017
The Celtic Blue Rock Community Arts Festival (known as Blue Rock to locals) is a charity-based festival showcasing local bands, craftsmen and stalls in Llanfyrnach, Wales. From small beginnings in 2004, it has grown to be an annual event attracting 10,000 people.[1]
The festival made the news in 2010 when it was cancelled after it lost its licence due to safety concerns.[1][2]
Performers included former Hawkwind band member Nik Turner, Thunder Chair, Johnny Action Finger, Session Head, Quantum Beats and The Measurements Group, as well as a number of local bands performing Dance, Trance and Drum and Bass.
References
- ^ a b "Pembrokeshire Celtic Blue Rock festival 2010 cancelled". BBC News. 1 July 2010.
- ^ Rachel Misstear (20 May 2010). "Celtic Blue Rock festival loses licence over safety fears". Wales Online.
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