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SALFORD MUSIC FESTIVAL 2014
 

Star date: 9th March 2014

SALFORD BANDS URGED TO SIGN UP FOR THIS YEAR'S FEST

Salford bands, singers, MCs and divas have one last chance this week to sign up to appear at this year's Salford Music Festival, which takes place in September.

The Festival features hundreds of bands from Salford and beyond in an array of diverse venues around the city and most gigs are free…"We do it for the love and cheek, and not the money" says co-founder Ed Blaney.

Full details here…


The Salford Music Festival has featured everyone from Ren Harvieu to The Fall, with hundreds of unknown, unsigned but usually ace bands, singers, rappers and mixers performing for thousands of people. Because the beauty of the Salford Music Festival is that anyone can play – and virtually any venue can stage a gig.

Now in its fifth year, the Fest is happening again in September and anyone wishing to take part has one final opportunity to take part. All you have to do to register is email yipyop@live.co.uk with your name and contact details before the end of this week.

 "Salford Music Festival is a celebration of Salford, it's people and the many great pubs/cafes and places to play live" says co-founder Ed Blaney "If you are part of a community group or just an individual who would like to get involved and put on an event, or perform, then we look forward to hearing from you.

"The Festival is yours" Ed adds "We are very proud Salfordians and we do it for the love and cheek, and not the money. Since 2010 we have been independently supporting and promoting new and established acts of all genres and helping new venues find their way. For all the right reasons. Yerrrr…"

For further details on this year's Festival see the Facebook page Salford Music Festival.

For details of last year's Festival see previous Salford Star article - click here

Mark Daynes wrote
at 21:39:20 on 10 June 2014
Looking forward to another great year - bigger & better this time yay! X
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molly corcoran wrote
at 23:37:21 on 04 May 2014
I am 15 years old from salford im a self taught muscian played at many high profile gigs won swinton s got talent would love an opportunity to perform in my home town of swinton Thanks
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Alexander Quinn wrote
at 20:20:03 on 30 March 2014
We are Urban Theory a 4 piece band age range 15 to 19 years we write our own songs and also play covers from Oasis, Stone Roses, The Who, U2 etc We are a local band from Unsworth near Whitefield .We have a facebook page and can send demo cd. Thanks Alex Quinn
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Mark Daynes wrote
at 17:20:35 on 26 March 2014
Bring it on!
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Janie Britton wrote
at 07:07:39 on 23 March 2014
Skyeladder to play please.
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ben robinson wrote
at 16:44:13 on 10 March 2014
i would like to take part, i play guitar and write my own songs 07800905859
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