Keep Cadstock Alive, our Benefit Gig to help our town’s free for all weekend musical festival, has just announced its lush line up.
The super schedule is:
7pm: Doors Open.
7pm-7.25pm: Bro Radio
7.25pm-7.40pm: Ben Nicholas
745pm-7.55pm: Bro Radio
7.55pm-8.15pm: Me & Him
8.20pm-9pm: Falling from Grace
9.05pm-9.40pm: Second Chance
9.40pm-10pm: Raffle/Auction – with Bro Radio
10.05-10.40pm: Stonehouse
10.40pm-10.55pm: Bro Radio
11pm-11.45pm: Black Jam Circus
11.45pm-12.30am: Bro Radio.
Firm favourites Black Jam Circus are to headline the Gig. The rock chick favourites Stonehouse, and the modtastic Second Chance are on the bill.
There will also be stints from Him and Me, Falling From Grace, and Ben Nicolas. Bro Radio will host the Auction and Raffle, with Nathan Spackman as compere DJ.
Scott Walter, owner of SW Flooring, has donated the auction, and some raffle prizes – including signed boxing gloves from Barry’s Selby Brothers. The trusty Dean Snooks will be on hand to cover security.
Mack Events, who run Barry’s Summer Tribute Band Weekender, have donated a GlastonBarry Juniors Family Pass for free entry to the event at Romilly Park on Friday July 24th 2020.
If you fancy a pre-Gig pint, Butterfly Collector owner Gareth Slattery is selling special Cadstock Cask Ale – a delicious a grapefruit infused potion that sees 10p from every pint go to the Keep Cadstock Alive Campaign.
So please grab your ticket to the Benefit Gig at Barry Island Sports and Social Club on February 1st for, not only a night out with the bestest Barry bands, but to show your strong support to Keep Cadstock Alive.
At last count there where just 32 of the fast-selling tickets left for the #KeepCadstockAlive February Fundraiser.
And, a gentle reminder, that no more will be released and there’s absolutely no chance of paying on the door.
The February Fundraiser is in support of Cadstock, the best free outdoor music festival in Barry, that really needs our community to keep it alive.
The weekender, which took which will take place on July 18th and 19th this year, has the absolute ethos of being free, family-friendly, and, for everyone.
Thanks to all who make our inclusive Cadstock the soaring success it is – this Gig is going to be a Goodie too!
Speak soon.
Mrs SVJ
Sue Vincent-Jones, writing as Mrs SVJ, is a Barry born journalist, editor, and communications specialist. She blogs about Barry – and her life in the wider world, through the eyes of a, quirky and queer, local girl done good.
As a founding member of #KeepCadstockAlive she promotes the Campaign to keep the much-loved local music festival free, family-friendly, and for all. And also acts as both Media Lead, and Communications Advisor, for the Fundraising Group.
Mrs SVJ, Barry’s Boldest Blogger, can be contacted here.