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Whitby MusicPort 2013

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Musicport Festival is back in Whitby again this October 2013 (18th – 20th October)

Whitby Music Port 2013

MusicPort Returns To Whitby In October 2013

Musicport is a social enterprise with a brief to create cultural & educational  opportunities on the Yorkshire Coast and as well as the festival also runs an education programme through North Yorkshire Youth Music Action Zone It has has now also opened a music shop at its premises on Skinner Street Whitby selling a wide range of musical instruments and accessories.

Whitby Music Port 2013 Line Up – 18th – 20th October

one weekend fifty acts one venue five stages

  • Tamikrest (acclaimed desert blues from Mali)

  • Amira (Bosnia)  (Astonishing Sevdah singer from Sarajevo – rare UK performance)
  • Plumhall  Nick (ex Hall Bros)  & Michelle (ex Chumbas)

  • Luke Sharples A one-time participant in our education programme now beginning a career in music

  • John Palmer Band

  • Hoda (Iran)

  • Dan Walsh ( sensational young banjo player)

  • Flying Chilli Beats

  • DJ Tooley

  • DJ  Fflyffilyfbybl

TICKETS ON SALE NOW tel 01947 603475
www.musicportfestival.com

or call into our shop  on Skinner St, Whitby

musicport a not for profit community enterprise

As in previous years the festival features a range of music from around the world The festival will as previously be based at  Whitby Pavilion Complex but its hoped that a fringe festival will develop in other venues round the town.

* acts that have appeared previously include Buena Vista Social Club, Hugh Masekela, Richard Hawley, Rolf Harris, Levellers, Nitin Sawhney, Misty In Roots, Mad Professor, Labi Siffre,Chumbawamba, Courtney Pine, Rachid Taha, Bellowhead, The Beat, Talvin Singh,Kate & Anna McGarrigle…..

 

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6 Responses to Whitby MusicPort 2013

  1. Craig Natress Reply

    June 22, 2012 at 11:38 am

    This is such good news. Without being disrespectful to Bridlington I must say that this music festival belongs in Whitby, and I was saddened and rather perplexed when the festival was taken to Brid, Of all places.

    Whitby is the birthplace and home of the festival, plus the town has soo much to offer in terms of scenery, history, restaurants, bars accommodation and not to forget the very welcoming people. I hope this is a permanent move.

  2. admin Reply

    June 22, 2012 at 3:50 pm

    Yes, I must agree with Craig. Its fantastic to see Musicport back at Whitby. Ive never been but many friends and colleagues have and they always say its a great event.

  3. Jim McLaughlin Reply

    June 22, 2012 at 5:51 pm

    Yes I agree ….the only reason it left was the financial problems caused by the former Quaker Meeting House Project which Scarborough Borough Councuil planning committee and a self-serving town councillor between them managed to scupper..

  4. admin Reply

    June 22, 2012 at 6:07 pm

    Hi Jim, I would love to cover the festival for Real Whitby, with some photography. Maybe this could be possible ?

  5. jim mclaughlin Reply

    June 22, 2012 at 6:36 pm

    I’m sure we can get you a press pass Glenn – email me jim@musicportfestival.com

    • admin Reply

      June 24, 2012 at 8:23 am

      Thanks Jim, will do.

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