

Latest News: Worcester Music Festival 2013 dates are 30th August - 1st September 2013
Latest News: Guitarist Jon Gomm, a WMF favourite, has had 2 million YouTube hits after a Tweet from Stephen Fry.
Info: 300 performances, 3 days, 30 venues, all free!
Info: Volunteering is good for the soul! If you want to help out at the festival click here.
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Not long now until the sixth Worcester Music Festival - experience three whole days of live, original music from hundreds of up and coming bands and artists from the Midlands and across the UK. Find out more
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Charity collectors, stewards, street team, general dogsbodies...
It could be you...WMF 2012 in pictures
Our annual photography competition attracted some amazing entries.
Who's on in 2013?
Heinz-sight: Full of heart and catchy hooks Heinz-sight is music for everyone. from the beautiful melody of a sweet ballad to an up beat pop song Theres literally something for everyone. Dont miss out!...
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Save the date
Not long now until the sixth Worcester Music Festival - experience three whole days of live, original music from hundreds of up and coming bands and artists from the Midlands and across the UK.
Without paying a penny.
Friday 30th August 2013
Saturday 31st August 2013
Sunday 1st September 2013
Live, original, free music in Worcester city centre.
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4th April 2013
It’s music, Jim, but not as we know it
"SO, who is Worcester Music Festival aimed at, exactly?” I hear you ask. You’ve noticed the buzz about it, but aren’t sure if it is really something for you.
Read the wumuwaffle blog
"Every year I put on a show for Worcester Music Festival, it stuns me how many awesome performers we have in the city. I only wish the world could have seen and heard what we experienced this weekend."
Live music promoter Gary Tolley
"I have always seen Worcester Music Festival as a means of providing exposure for bands that would otherwise be seen as financially non-viable by venues. That is why the festival is so important; it provides musical freedom and opportunity."
Member of Spoonfedz Tim Osborne
"The atmosphere in the city was electric!"
Live music fan and festival volunteer Hugo Sugg
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