What’s On and When

Andy is a contemporary one man blues band - a unique

act that delivers off-beat blues and raucous rock and roll

with surrealist humour. The topics of his songs range

from Pot Noodle to the Meaning Of Life via Luxembourg

and chickens. His musicianship is second to none

playing drums, guitar, and harmonica simultaneously, as

well as singing live.

Andy started playing music in pubs and clubs from the

age of 12. Inspired by the blues greats, he developed his

own one man band sound. He has become a

professional musician gigging at many venues and

festivals all over the UK, and has also been featured in

‘Blues in Britain’ and ‘Blues Matters’ Magazines.

Andy Twyman

Described as "like a young Billie Holiday gate-crashing a Tom Waits Swordfishtrombones recording session", blues and roots duo Ma Polaine's Great Decline follow their debut album with a third EP release, Small Town Talk. Recorded in 2015 and engineered and co-produced by BBC Folk Award winner Ben Walker, the 4-track EP draws influence from a typically wide breadth of genres.

From the start Beth Packer and Clinton Hough always sought to keep their song-writing influences open. A strong base of blues is there, with jazz and country also holding sway, original writing is the focus, with oddness, sparsity and a subtle quality that is their own. There is a freedom for Packer to explore her vocal qualities and lyric writing, creating tales of haunting beauty, veiled sorrow, and a darker image of happiness.

Ma Polaine’s Great Decline

2.00pm

3.20pm

www.andytwyman.com

www.mapolainesgreatdecline.com

The live band has moved through several line-ups and have recently returned to their roots as a duo. On stage, Packer moves between double bass, accordion and harmonica, with Hough on electric or acoustic guitar and an occasional percussive foot, all accompanying Packer's powerful yet sensitive vocal.

Rainbreakers 4.50pm

Laura Holland Band 6.20pm

www.laurahollandband.co.uk

The Laura Holland Band is a seven-piece British blues band taking inspiration from the golden

ages of Chess and Stax Records. Fronted by singer and songwriter Laura Holland, the London-

based band play an organic set of original compositions mixed with lesser-known, but historically

significant, songs from the blues and soul legends of the 50s and 60s. Live and in the studio the

band work the old fashioned way, with tape, valves, vintage instruments and alcohol.

www.therainbreakers.com

What’s On and When

Rainbreakers are a four piece rock outfit

that create a raw and hard-hitting

sound. Influences can be heard from a

range of different styles that echo back

to the stylings of the late 60s and 70s,

layering a combination of rock, pop,

blues and soul. Holding on to tradition,

but by no means purists, Rainbreakers

indicate a fascination with older artists

such as Free and Hendrix, yet the band

draws significant influence from the

contemporary sounds of The Black

Keys, Gary Clark Jr and Monophonics.

Since their formation in 2012, Rainbreakers have played countless amounts of shows at club

venues and festival stages, resulting in the development of their own sound that truly represents

themselves as well as the experiences they share. The band’s impassioned and fervent live

performance has given leverage to acquire a strong and honest following in their hometown and

across the country.

Northsyde 8.00pm

Simon Kemp Rhythm & Blues Orchestra 9.45pm

www.northsyde.co.uk

www.simonkemprhythmandblues.com

What’s On and When

Northsyde began life in 2005 as Funkydory, regularly touring up and down the country and

breaking into the European scene by 2006. A combination of rock, funk and a serious nod to the

blues - Northsyde have grown into a well-oiled music machine, capable of entertaining even the

most discerning audiences from UK Music festivals and supports such as: Guilfest, London's

Ealing Festival and Cambridge Rock Festival, supporting Joe Bonnamassa to rocking the stages

at Queens Day Festival in Eindhoven, open air weekend festivals in Belgium and Holland and

belting it out in Italy .

The Simon Kemp Rhythm & Blues orchestra is an 18 piece band playing the best in soul, pop,

boogie, jazz and big fat grooves. They play original material and classic Rhythm & Blues covers in

an energetic and audience embracing show. Come down and feel the love!

Commemorative Festival Glass Tankard

You can purchase our Jinney Ring glass tankard from the Beer Tent

or the Gift Shop for £3.50

Festival Bar

At the bar we have a full range of wines and spirits, and

also real ales and local ciders.

These have been carefully selected to both whet your

whistle and give you a chance to taste something new.

See the list on the blackboard at the bar.

Festival Prices

Real Ale: £3.80 a pint £2.00 per half

Cider: £4.00 a pint £2.10 per half

Fruit Cider & Perry: £4.20 a pint £2.20 per half

**Festival Offer**

Wine: £15.00 per bottle

Prosecco: £17.50 per bottle

NO PICNICS OR FOOD/BEVERAGES BROUGHT IN PLEASE

Restaurant and BBQ

Pulled Pork (GF) and Stuffing Baps

Cheese & Vegetable Pasta

BBQ Chicken Breast

Sausage and Onion Baps

Braised Chilli Beef with Basmati Rice or Chips (GF)

Chicken Curry with Basmati Rice or Chips (GF)

Homemade Beef/Cheese Burgers

Vegetable Curry with Basmati Rice or Chips (GF)

Selection of sauces, relish and salsa

Farmhouse Daytime Restaurant

Saturday 9:30am - 7:00pm

Sunday 9:30am - 5:00pm

Including Cakes, Ice Cream, Coffee/Tea

Breakfast Menu served 9:30am - 11:45am

Lunch served 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Carvery available on Sunday

with Bacon, Melting Cheese and Chips (GF)

£5.50

£7.95

£5.50

£8.50

£6.25

£5.50

£7.95

£7.95

£5.75

1:00pm — 9:30pm

Saturday All Day BBQ in the Garden

The Menu will vary throughout the day, subject to availability

Chunky Chips (GF) £2.50

Emmental (GF) on a Bun Garlic Portobello Mushroom, Tomato &

Site & event details available online or call 01527 821272

TOILETS

DOGS

There are 3 sets of toilets in the Craft Centre, one in the Restaurant, one

on the way to the gift shop and a disabled toilet next to Chocolate Deli.

These are sign posted.

Dogs are welcome on site as long as they are kept under control and on

leads at all times, and not allowed to foul the garden.

Upcoming Events at Jinney Ring

www.jinneyring.co.uk

FIRST AID available at the Beer Tent.

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OUT AND ABOUT With your festival wristband on you can leave the garden at any time and

visit the craft units and gift shop. Show your wristband and you will

receive 10% off any purchases made in the Gift Shop. (Excludes food

items.)