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PREVIEW – Camilla George And Led Bib Line-Up For Lancaster
photo credit: David E Munn
This story is posted in partnership with Jazzwise
The ninth Lancaster Jazz Festival takes place from 11-15 September with a mixture of free and ticketed events encompassing 30 showcases, with Camilla George, Vula Viel and Led Bib (pictured) coming in as the three headliners.
Alongside the annual Youth Jazz Night (12 Sept) and Jazz North’s northern line showcase (13 Sept), the festival also hosts a plethora of other artists, such as Sloth Racket, Tom Ridout Quartet, Vipertime and Charlotte Keefe, appearing at various venues across the city centre.
For full details visit www.lancasterjazz.com
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