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Look forward to some warming southern tunes at the Gloucester Cajun and Zydeco Festival 2020.
The longest running Cajun and Zydeco Festival in Europe, Gloucester Guildhall’s 2020 showcase promises to be nothing short of a three-day, non-stop Louisiana party – with a host of acclaimed acts on the bill for its 27th anniversary.
With live music and an atmosphere that’s become legendary, local music fans are in for a treat on their doorstep, while the unique festival also attracts visitors from across the UK and beyond.
This year’s festival will be returning to Gloucester Guildhall from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 Jan 2020 and boasts an impressive line-up including some internationally recognised artists performing an eclectic blend of genres from traditional to contemporary.
Guest MC this year is Nick Barber, with plenty of sets from Swamp Rock DJs, as well as workshops and talks, live highlights also include…
John Qui Saute from 7pm and R.Cajun & The Zydeco Brothers from 9.30pm.
John Qui Saute from 1pm, UK Zydeco Allstars from 7pm and The Flatville Aces from 9.30pm.
Acadian Strings from 12pm, Rough Chowder from 2.15pm, Bearcats Trio from 6pm, Festival All Star Jam from 8pm.
Injecting some fiery Southern sunshine into music lovers’ wet and windy January, catch the Gloucester Cajun and Zydeco Festival when it returns to the city in 2020.
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