Get all 9 Leigh Folk Arts releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dog Days, Devil Fish & Darkest England: Songs & Tunes From the Leigh Folk Festival 2017, Rivers, Rushes, Rodents & Regicide: Songs & Tunes From the Leigh Folk Festival 2015, Sandbanks Swallows Slatterns & Saints: Songs & Tunes from Leigh Folk Festival 2014, Sportsman, Seafarers, Scumbags & Psychos: Songs & Tunes From The Leigh Folk Festival 2013, Wrecks, Rucks, Riots & Resurrection: Songs & Tunes From The Leigh Folk Festival 2012, Fire, Felony, Feathers & Fate: Songs & Tunes From the Leigh Folk Festival 2011, Horses & Hangings, Homicide & Hellfire: Songs & Tunes from Leigh Folk Festival 2010, Shivering Sands & Scavenging Birds: Songs & Tunes From The Leigh Folk Festival 2009, and 1 more.
Leigh Folk Arts Southend On Sea, UK
The Leigh Folk Festival is special, it’s free and it’s all our own. And what’s more we have even more mud on show than Glastonbury… but only when the tide is out!
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