Folk on the Farm Festival

Line-up for 2023

Check back soon for the times of the performances

Thank you to all performers, organisers, volunteers, staff, attendees and supporters for making the 2022 Folk on the Farm festival a big success. It was lovely to meet up with old friends again and welcome new people to the festival. We look forward to seeing you all at the 2023 festival.

Thank you to Peter Simmonds for the fantastic festival videos shown on this website.

Take a trip back to our previous festivals and relive the performances.

The Folk on the Farm festival has grown from small beginnings in 2013 into a popular and sold out festival in 2019. Please see our archive pages for 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 ,2015, 2014 and 2013 for line-ups and videos of performances.

2023 Line Up

Friday Afternoon

Ged the Poet

Will Riding

Penny Neale

Martin Hibbert

Neil Martin

Martin Pleass

Virginia Kettle

Friday Evening

The Tyddyners

The Three Buskateers

The Skylarks

Merry Hell

Saturday Afternoon

Allan and Corki

John Harley & Sarah

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne

Hiroshima Twinkie

Saturday Evening

Demdikes Cat

Tapestri

Truckstop Honeymoon

The Duncan Mcfarlane Band

Sunday Afternoon

Carrie Martin

Louise Rogan

Michell, Pfeiffer & Kulesh

Cowbois Celtaidd

Sunday Evening

Edwina Hayes

Wet the Tea

The Endings

Henry Priestman & Les Glover

A Tribute To Drew

Bands 2022

Blackbeards's Tea Party

Hugh Taylor

Ben Robertson

Running With Scissors

A D Cook Band

Corrie Shelley Band

Y Moniars

Emma & Paul

Southbound Attic Band

Folkle

Bill Bates & Friend

Skylarks

Run For Cover

Beaumont Brothers

Kate McCullough

Cobalt Tales

John Williams & Jo Pue

James J Turner

Henry Priestman & Les Glover

The Tyddyners

Bucketeers

Jon Palmer Band

Gaelforce

Karen Pfeiffer & Paul Walker

Spinning Wheel

Ukes Of Hazzard

Idiot & Friend

Alan & Jon

Tennessee Walz Proposal

Katie Spencer

Jackie Gaer

Skylarks & John Williams

Gareth Heesom

O'Hooley & Tidow

Jackel & The Widow Maker

Jackson Williams

Rory McLeod

Karin Grandal-Park & Ava Greenhall

Hi Fellow Folkies, hippies and friends of Folk on the Farm,

Tyddyn Môn and I are so looking forward to welcoming you back to the charity farm in Brynrefail on Anglesey for the 8th Folk on the Farm festival after what has been such a challenging, sad and frustrating few years.

I offer my sincere condolences to anyone who has lost loved ones during the pandemic. As most of you know, a fellow founder member of the festival, Drew, sadly passed away during the pandemic. Drew was like a brother to me and to Simmo and well known and loved by many on the festival circuit. His loss is felt throughout the folk festival community. The Folk on the Farm 2022 festival will be very emotional without him but I’m sure he will be watching over us in spirit!! No doubt there will be many chats and memories shared over the weekend, but as Drew would have said “The show must go on, let’s get to it!!”

I am pleased to announce, that most of the artists that were booked to play in 2020 have agreed to play this year with the exception of a few. Take a look at the great line-up we have planned for you. The Folk plus night on Thursday July 7th at 7pm and our Friday afternoon concert will take place in the Marquee in the woods on the farm. The main stage and festival will start officially on Friday evening opening with our very own The Tyddyners.

We will do all within our power to make the festival a Covid safe environment, with an enhanced cleaning regime and ask you to do your bit too please. Please use the hand sanitizers provided at the entrance to all venues. Face coverings are not compulsory at performances but please feel free to wear one if you wish. Also, there is a lot of hugging when greeting each other in the folk community, but please ask the person first.

Finally, thank you for supporting the Folk on the Farm festival and let’s have a fantastic weekend.

Jon Hippy
Festival Director