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Moseley Folk & Arts Festival Low Ticket Warning

Aug 22, 2025

Organisers of the long-running Brum Festival have announced a ‘low tickets’ warning for both Weekend and Day tickets.
They’ve also just released the day-by-day schedule, so visitors can see exactly who on on when.
– Friday 29 August 2025 –
The Waterboys
Peter Doherty
The Lightning Seeds
Grace Petrie • Brògeal
The Deadlians • Brìghde Chaimbeul • Maddie Morris
• The Deep Blue • Freya Gamblin
Close Up Comedy presents: Spencer Jones & Harry Jenkins
The Many Lives of Stewart Johnson
The Heath Bookshop presents: Anna Doble
Janet Collins & Friends • The Hobo Tree • Mark Fraser • Dead Pixels

– Saturday 30 August 2025 –
Father John Misty
BC Camplight
This Is The Kit
Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band
Ye Vagabonds • Bobby West • PEM • Yoshika Colwell • Dug • Horse Feathers • Jessie Reid • Fern • Bo Bardot
The Glee Club presents: Kiri Pritchard-McLean & Marcel Lucont
Barbara Nice’s Blind Date
Three Poets: Luke Kennard, Isabel Galleymore & Bohdan Piasecki
The Heath Bookshop presents Michael Malay
Marcel Lucont: Les Enfants Terribles
Circus Raj • Janet Collins & Friends • The Hobo Tree • Mark Fraser • Dead Pixels • Fox Cubs Nature Play

– Sunday 31 August 2025 –
Doves
Mercury Rev
Fisherman’s Friends
Lisa O’Neill
Mohammad Syfkhan
Muireann Bradley • Cut A Shine • Dear Lily
Independent Country • Amelia Coburn • Cerys Hafana
Birmingham Comedy Festival presents: Scott Bennett & Rachel Baker
Henry Normal
The Heath Bookshop presents: Brum Library Zine
Chris Hawkins • Circus Raj • Black Adder Morris • Moseley Folk Procession
Janet Collins & Friends • The Hobo Tree • Mark Fraser • Dead Pixels • Fox Cubs Nature Play

TICKETS: Final 5 – Adult Weekend £169; Family Weekend £369; Adult Day £64; U18 Day £32; Family Day £154. U12 Free.
+ booking fees. Upgrades also available including Black Swan VIP, Caravan Hire, Hotel Package.

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Hashtag #moseleyfolk

For further details please visit: https://moseleyfolk.co.uk/

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