Sea of music & art at birthday Dolphin

What better way for the Dolphin Inn to celebrate its first anniversary than with an aquatic mural covering the front of the pub and a mini-music festival in the garden at the back? Artist Andy Newman has nearly completed a visual makeover set to become a landmark in the town.
The festival of Acoustic, Folk and Roots music takes place from the 11th to the 14th of July featuring some of the best local and not so local bands. It all  begins on Thursday evening with the palm-wine soaked afro-rhythms of Two Min Ting.
Rosie Eade who is being hailed as one of the finest new voices on the acoustic scene takes the stage on Friday night and Saturday’s performances start at 2pm and will include the FOS brothers from Ireland and Exeter’s Sound of the Sirens, a show stopping female folk rock group with powerful vocal harmonies and driving rhythms.
Sunday afternoon features Devon based Krasa, a skilled trio of musicians who play Eastern European dance music. Other acts include the young and popular duo Ginger and the Russian, instrumental guitarist Jon Maybey and Vela from Glastonbury.
The event is free and will take place in the spacious garden with children’s entertainment and a BBQ.

 Thursday 11 July 

TwoManTing (Afro-pop) 8.30pm

http://www.twomanting.co.uk/

Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcULfnR1jm0

 Friday 12 July 

The Rosie Eade band (folk/acoustic) 9.00pm followed by DJ till 2am

http://www.rosieeade.co.uk/

Listen to “Venice” http://www.rosieeade.co.uk/sounds/Venice.mp3

Saturday 13 July

Jon Maybey (instrumental folk/blues/world) 2.00pm

http://www.reverbnation.com/jonmaybey

Ginger and the Russian (acoustic duo) 5.pm

They are a crowd pleasing duo. Both 16 years old playing energetic covers with lots of promise and soon to record their first album.

FOS brothers (Irish folk duo) 8.30pm

http://fosbrothers.bandcamp.com/

Sound of the Sirens (female folk rock) 10.00pm followed by DJ till 2am

Video http://www.soundofthesirens.net/video.html

Music http://www.soundofthesirens.net/music.html

Sunday  14 July

Krasa (Eastern European dance) 2.00pm

A collection of skilled musicians based in Devon playing clarinet, accordion and violin.

Vela (flute and guitar duo) 5.00pm

Professional musicians with a wide range of songs and tunes from Irish Folk to classical music.

1st poster

 

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