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The Plough Beer Festival: A Weekend of Live Music and Local Delights

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The Plough in Fadmoor, North Yorkshire, is set to host its inaugural beer festival, featuring a line-up of live music performances over two days. The event, taking place on Friday, July 11, and Saturday, July 12, promises to be a weekend of local delights, with a mix of genres, local beers, and food options. Organiser Ed Bentley has highlighted the community-driven aspect of the festival, with proceeds helping to raise funds for the pub's continued renovation.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Plough Beer Festival will feature five bands performing a mix of genres over two days, with Grayson & Jacobs opening the event on Friday night.
  • Chris Berry will perform his interactive acoustic set on Friday evening, followed by Don't Tell Jane, who will take the stage with country and folk covers.
  • The festival will close with Born Wild, a rock and pop covers band, and The Dangleberry will preview songs from their upcoming album on Saturday.
  • Tickets are available in advance via Ticketebo, at the Home Decorating Centre in Kirkbymoorside, or on the door.
  • Entry costs £10 per adult (16+) and £3 per child on Saturday only, with doors opening at 6pm on Friday, July 11, and from 4pm to 11pm on Saturday, July 12.
  • The festival aims to raise funds for the continued renovation of the community pub, The Plough.
  • Local beers, gin, and wine will be available, alongside a range of food options.

Statistics:

  • The festival will feature live music performances by five bands over two days.
  • Grayson & Jacobs will open the event on Friday night, followed by Chris Berry and Don't Tell Jane on Saturday.
  • The Dangleberry will preview songs from their upcoming album on Saturday, and Born Wild will close the festival with a rock and pop performance.
  • Tickets are available for £10 per adult (16+) and £3 per child on Saturday only.
  • Doors will open at 6pm on Friday, July 11, and from 4pm to 11pm on Saturday, July 12.

Sources:

  • The Plough website (theploughfadmoor.co.uk/events)
  • Ticketebo website (ticketebo.com)

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