Bridgnorth Music Festival 2009

Live Music Festival Shropshire, UK

The 4th Bridgnorth Music Festival 2009, in aid of Save The Children and Cancer Research UK, is held in Bridgnorth, Shropshire from Friday 28th August through to Saturday 5th September 2009 and is an ideal venue for fans of all types of live music.

Check out the Events List. Let us know if you are planning a music event and we'll add it to the list!

Band & Artists Register To take Part In The 2009 Music Festival

Please note: This is a charity event and no payment is made by the organisers to musicians taking part, however some of the venues may choose to make payment.

Click Here To Register

Trade Stalls needed for the High Street, August 30th! Music-related preferably, but anything non-food considered.

Send us an email for more info.

Supporters Links Page

Do you have a website ? If so we need your support. In order to promote the Festival we need as much publicity as possible. Can you support us by placing a link to this site on your own website. In return we will place a link to you on our supporters links page and a free entry on the www.aboutbridgnorth.com website.

See Our Supporters Links Page

Photo Gallery 2008

Photos of the Bridgnorth Music Festival 2008 are held in a Group Album at PHOTOBUCKET , so please view or add your own pictures from the festival. (Images subject to approval)

Click Here To View The Slideshow

To Add To The Album Visit
http://gs57.photobucket.com/groups/g213/7A7RMG53IY/

Bridgnorth Music Festival 2008

Thanks to everyone who supported us in 2008 including both Bridgnorth District and Town Councils, without their grants we couldn't continue, also all the bands, venues and others who got involved, and not forgetting everyone who came and supported us and helped us raise nearly £4000 for Hope House.

Local Bridgnorth Ghost Hunt Raises Money For Charity 2008

As a most extra-ordinary end to the Bridgnorth Music Fest 2008, local paranormal enthusiasts Paul Griffiths and Mandy Grubb organised a paranormal investigation of the notorably haunted ‘Theatre On The Steps’. The event, held on Saturday 30th August, was led by Phil Whyman from Living TV’s ‘Most Haunted’ and his Dead Haunted Nights team, assisted by members of Paranormal Walkers. Thirty local members of the public joined the team to spend seven hours overnight looking for an explanation to the stories that surround the former Presbyterian Chapel.

Paul said; “There were a few strange happenings during the investigation, but it is unfortunate that we did not find anything that could not be explained rationally. However everyone who attended enjoyed the night and we are eager to return again. Our thanks must go out to Phil Whyman and his team, Ian at the Theatre on the Steps, and Darren, Tabby and Ian from local paranormal group Paranormal Walkers. These people all readily donated their services freely so we could raise as much money as possible for this most worthy cause.”

The paranormal event raised the fantastic sum of £1,120 for Hope House, and this was presented to Ken Arch by Paul Griffiths, Mandy Grubb, and Music Festival organisers, Malcom Bridges and Janine Harley.