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  • Festival charity for 2012 brings New Hope

    Want to know our charity for 2012? Well, it gives children with disabilities a new lease of life, gives parents a much-needed break, and the woman behind it loves the 'Company Of Others'. Read more >

  • Live music rocks The Hive launch event

    MORE than 1,700 people passed through the doors of The Hive - the city's new, golden-roofed library - on Saturday for an eclectic feast of live, original music Read more >

  • Welcome to Worcester Music Festival 2012

    Plans are underway for the fifth Worcester Music Festival, a four day explosion of live, original music set to take the city by storm over the 2012 August Bank Holiday weekend. Read more >

  • Smile. You might be playing at WMF 2012

    Bands and artists of all genres from across the county and beyond are invited to apply to play at one of the most inspirational free festivals in the UK – Worcester Music Festival 2012. Apply now >

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  • Want to play at WMF?

    It doesn't matter whether you play rock, jazz, metal, hip-hop, punk, ska or folk? Or a combination.

    We want to hear from you.

    In 2011, 70% of our acts were local, but we are open to talent UK-wide. You just need to be original.

    If you want to add your own flavour to our festival, this is your chance.

    Be part of it.

  • Save the date

    WMF 2012 takes place over next year’s August Bank Holiday weekend:

    Friday 24th August 2012

    Saturday 25th August 2012

    Sunday 26th August 2012

    Monday 27th August 2012

    4 days. 300 bands. 30 venues.

    See you there.

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  • Apply to perform

  • Volunteers Wanted

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Meet the musicians

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Who played in 2011?

The Retinal Circus: A bewildering fusion of psychedelic acoustic nonsense and experimental genius; it lures you in the more you watch.

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Festival Snapshot

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"Worcester Music Festival is the mirror image of the riots. People coming together to express their feelings about modern life - but doing so creatively, not destructively, and in a way that provokes empathy and joy, not alienation and fear."
Dan B.

"What a fantastic weekend, most enjoyable and brilliantly organised. Lots of very happy and memorable performances from so many. Simply fantastic."
Malcolm M.