Showing posts with label Lyme Folk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lyme Folk. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 September 2019

Sun. Sea. And Singing. At LymeFest 2019



Another rather Magnificent weekend down on the South Coast at the LymeFolk Festival - casting long, black shadows and nearly spelling something!

Thanks to all who came and saw us and said such nice things about our performances.

More photos and info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/lymefolk/ and https://www.lymefolk.com.

Saturday, 31 August 2019

Sea-side singing ahoy!


Fair warning to all the fair folk of Lyme Regis, that this day they will be invaded by the Be-blackened Singing Hordes from the North (North North Wiltshire branch) of Those Magnificent Singing Blokes from Ashton Keynes.

Quite a line up to enjoy!  Should be a cracker.

Full details at https://www.lymefolk.com/.



Saturday, 10 September 2016

A Magnificent time at Lyme Folk Festival


A very big THANK YOU to the organisers and all the visitors at Lyme Folk Festival today who made us feel so welcome and came along to enjoy our many performances around the town and sea front.

More pictures can be found at https://twitter.com/magnificentak47 and hopefully more to come soon.

Tuesday, 6 September 2016

Seaside sojourn


Brace yerselves, Dorset!  The Magnificent AK47 be heading down south to teach you survey seasiders how to do a proper Pirate song or two...!

Yes, taking the proverbial "coals to Newcastle", those daring swashbuckling blokes from North, North Wiltshire are invading the quiet fossil town of Lyme Regis to sing them songs about deepest, darkest doings in the Upper Shire and also regaling them with tales of being tossed on high seas.


  • 11:00 – parade from Langmoor Gardens & the top of Broad Street down the seafront
  • 12:00 NOON – performance on stage on the Seafront
  • 13:00 - grab some sustenance
  • 14:00 – "Sing Like a Pirate" workshop by Chris helped by us at Langmoor Marquee (for the workshop) is just above the seafront stage, in the gardens, on top of the By the Bay restaurant
  • 15:00 - who knows what will happen after this...

  • We very much hope some of you may be able to join us for what should be very jolly do.

    More info about the festival can be found at http://www.lymefolk.com/.