#SummerTyne
Americana Festival attracts
visitors from across the world for a sizzling celebration of
Americana music.
Friday 21 - 23 July 2017
Tickets went on sale with Early Bird/Multi Buy Ticket
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CONTACT the Ticket
Office:
0191 443 4661
Where:
SAGE GATESHEAD, St Mary's Square, Gateshead
Quays, Gateshead, NE8 2JR, England.
The Shires, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Sarah Darling, William Bell, Angalenna Presley , Jim Lauderdale & Sam Outlaw already announced! |
TOP Line-up includes
Sage One
Friday
21 July 2017: The Shires plus special guests inc Sarah Darling – £29.60 Event
Saturday
22 July 2017: William Bell plus Stax Academy Revue - £24.50 Event
Sunday
23 July 2017: An evening with Beth
Nielsen Chapman plus special guest Callaghan
- £26.90 Event
Sage Two
Friday
21 July 2017: Merle Haggard’s Strangers
feat. Ben & Noel Haggard, plus Ashley Campbell - £19.90 Event
Saturday
22 July 2017: Angaleena Presley plus
support – £14.50 Event
Saturday
22 July 2017: Jim Lauderdale / Sam Outlaw (double bill) – £18.80 Event
Sunday
23 July 2017: Jo Harman / Lisa Mills (double bill) – £13.40 Event
Sunday
23 July 2017: Chuck Prophet - £21.50
Event
Northern
Rock Foundation Hall
Friday
21 July 2017: SummerTyne Late Lounge: Marlon
Williams - £13.40 Event
Saturday
22 July 2017: SummerTyne Late Lounge: Jesca
Hoop and Worry Dolls - £17.20 Event
Sunday
23 July 2017: SummerTyne Late Lounge: Phil
& Cath Tyler plus Tim Eriksen
- £13.40 Event
Jumpin’
Hot Stage & Concourse Stage
Full
line-up to follow including headliners Earl
Thomas and The Savoy Family Cajun
Band.
With Americana and country music more popular than ever in the UK,
SummerTyne Americana Festival organisers are delighted to announce this year’s
line-up. Celebrating the finest American roots music this feel-good festival
brings together some legendary artists, a whole bunch of rising stars and the
best of the next generation for a weekend long party and some UK only shows.
Headliners taking to the stages at Sage Gateshead between 21 and 23 July
will be The Shires, William Bell, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Merle Haggard ‘s Strangers featuring Ben & Noel Haggard, Chuck Prophet, Jim Lauderdale, Sam Outlaw, Marlon Williams, Angaleena Presley, Jesca Hoop, Callaghan, Ashley Campbell, Worry Dolls, Jo Harman, Lisa Mills, Cath & Phil Tyler, Tim Eriksen, Sarah Darling, Earl Thomas, Amythyst Kiah, Savoy Cajun Band and many more.
Heading up the main stage and still riding high as the UK’s most popular country act, The Shires make a welcome return to Sage Gateshead with very special guests including rising star Sarah Darling. Winner of the Grammy Award for best Americana Album, Stax legend William Bell and his band will perform another UK exclusive, supported by the 12 piece Stax Academy Revue and in another not to-be-missed one off special show, award-winning singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman will perform with special guests Callaghan and the SummerTyne Strings.
One year on from the death of the legend that is Merle Haggard, Sage Two welcomes Merle Haggard’s Strangers featuring Ben and Noel Haggard, his sons, alongside their father’s band and supported by none other than Ashley Campbell, daughter of country superstar Glen Campbell.
On the back of her soon to be released album Wrangled, (21 April), Kentucky native and Pistol Annie’s Angaleena Presley takes
to Sage Two and there’s also a double bill of two of the finest female blues
voices from both sides of the Atlantic, Jo Harman and Lisa Mills.
A true godfather of the Nashville scene, Jim Lauderdale will play a unique double bill with
Californian rising star Sam Outlaw and making a welcome return to
SummerTyne will be singer/songwriter and Americana legend Chuck Prophet back
with his five piece band.
In the SummerTyne Late Lounge there’ll be an opportunity
to hear one of the most exciting and evocative new voices on the international
Americana scene, New Zealand born Marlon Williams. Hotly tipped Manchester-based
Californian Jesca
Hoop will play with her full band supported by up and coming UK
act Worry Dolls, and
from Newcastle, via Massachusetts, Phil and Cath Tyler bring their brand of folk to
SummerTyne in a concert featuring special guest and collaborator Tim Eriksen.
Back for 2017 will be the hugely popular Jumpin’ Hot Stage with MC, BBC Radio Newcastle’s Mr Drayton. #SummerTyne pic.twitter.com/3Os4hstndA— SummerTyne Festival (@SummerTyne) 13 April 2017
Back for 2017 will be the hugely popular Jumpin’ Hot Stage with MC, BBC Radio Newcastle’s Mr Drayton. The stunning
riverside setting provides a perfect backdrop for audiences to kick back and
enjoy a sizzling combo of country, blues, folk, rockabilly, bluegrass and soul.
Headliners include Earl Thomas and Savoy Cajun Band plus lots more special guests
from the US and UK.
Another must see at SummerTyne Americana Festival 2017 will be an
exhibition of artwork by Jon Langford. A respected visual artist he is best
known for his striking portraits of country music icons including Hank
Williams, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash.
With free and ticketed concerts inside and outside, street food, films
and more SummerTyne 2017 is sure to get feet tapping and put huge smiles on
every face.
Tickets went on sale from 12noon on Thursday 13
April with Early Bird/Multi Buy Ticket Offers available, allowing
audiences to see more and save. Tickets
available from here.
Related
BLOGS
THE SHIRES become first ever UK country act to win CMA AWARD: ‘Jeff
Walker Global Artist Award’
UK’s most successful Country act, The Shires snag 2 GOLD ALBUMS in 12
months
Sam Outlaw drops new LP Tenderheart + announces new UK dates
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