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Newly confirmed. 3 Daft Monkeys will be at our 2024 Wickham Festival on Fri., Aug. 2. Other bands already confirmed inc. Tankus the Henge; Skipinnish; & The Men They Couldn't Hang. More to be announced shortly. www.wickhamfestival.co.uk/tickets
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Excellent!
Happy days!
Brilliant band! 😊
Yusss!
Can’t wait to volunteer again 😊
Yessss, excellent, one of my favourites😁
Can’t wait
Another fantastic band! Thank you 🙂
excellent news three daft monkeys
Megan James Astrid must be thrilled with the line up so far for Wickham! All her favs x
Great craic are those 3 Daft Monkeys.
Fab line up already… add Alabama 3 please!!!! 😎❤️
Awesome!!! Got my ticket months ago, so am so excited!! xx
Dammit Actb Smith looks like I’ll be missing a great lineup next year. Bet you’re glad you got early tickets now!
Great so far! Please get Tide Lines back!
How long are the Early Bird tickets on for? I'm trying to round up several others but I don't want to miss out while others dither Wickham Music Festival
So happy that 3 Daft Monkeys Are at Wickham next year. They were awesome at South Petherton earlier this year 😊
Brilliant festival Wickham Music Festival
Yay 😃
3 Daft Monkeys!! Can't wait
Pleased to confirm that The Men They Couldn't Hang will be back at Wickham in 2024 as part of their 40th anniversary celebrations. Always a great live band.
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Great news!!👏👏👏👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I would appreciate Graham Nash again, sadly never got to see him in 2018, but completely understand if he’s out of budget
Excellent news! My favourite band and my favourite festival!
Great stuff !!! Thanks !! Pamela Horrigan
Great news!
Great live act well done
Thats just great news !!!!
Always a good slot!
🙌
Fantastic - very much looking forward to seeing them
Which night are they playing ?
Great 😊
YAY - thank you Wickham Music Festival 🥰
Simon Tremlett ..this year we are going !
Deirdre Arthur
Woo hoo!
Yay!!!
Tmtch and tankus? Looking like its going to be a great year so far
Any more confirmed yet?
Ooh amazing news.
Yay. Well happy.
Steven C Turner
Excellent. Have booked for the Shepherd's Bush Gala night and for Barnoldswick but you just can't have too much of a great thing......Must say, it's all going rather well for Wickham 2024, but then we KNEW it would! What delights are to be revealed in the coming days, I wonder...??
Nice!
Finn Murphy McSweggan
Delighted to announce that top Scottish band Skipinnish are newly confirmed for the 2024 Wickham Festival on Sat. 3 Aug. Same day as Tankus the Henge. Lots more artists being announced this week. Earlybird tickets still available via www.wickhamfestival.co.uk/tickets
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQCuw59ND78
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Hurrah. My favourite
Superb. One of my absolute favourites......Thanks Peter and Team! Starting to drool already.....
Saw them at the Brook last month and now looking g forward to seeing g them again at Wickham 🥳
Please consider Robert Plants Saving Grace, his latest project which is very folk based.
Seen in East London. We've booked Ronnie Lane's band Slim Chance several times. They're great! Have you any photos of other roads named after musicians?
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Here's another. Heinz Burt Close in Eastleigh. Named after Heinz, the former bass player of The Tornados (famed for their hit Telstar)
Not named after me as such, but I’ve dj’d the silent disco the last 2 years for Bug Beats Events at the Wickham Music Festival! 🤣🤣
There's Charles Watts Way at Hedge end of course
Hi Pete. Did you see my email. Croft No 5 have reformed!! 😊
I saw Ronnie Lane’s Slim Chance in 1976 in the Roundhouse, Chalk Farm. What a great band.
Marylebone, London
As part of the 'other festival' in Pilton you will find a new road Maggies Farm, not a band member but of course from Bobs tune.
How come? 😉
OK - I need to get out more! Here’s a little something to fulfil the request!
Ash Smither
Can't remember where this was now but great name 🤭
Of course its Swansea so it may be the Welsh Dylan
Spotted this in Partinico, Sicily.
In his home town of Paisley.
Not a road name, but Billy Bragg Bicycles sign in Gillingham is one I remember from childhood. Obviously not that Billy Bragg!
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The Burry Man! ❤️
