ANOTHER sneak preview of the upcoming Worcester Music Festival can be found on a Lazy Sunday afternoon.
The monthly event at the Worcester Arts Workshop, in Sansome Street, will be hijacked by festival organisers on Sunday from 1pm to 6.15pm.
On the bill is the roots rock music of singer-songwriter Wes Dance, the stripped-back acoustic sounds of county collective Stompin’ on Spiders and Sean Sheldon of rock’n’roll act Crooked Empire.
They are joined by the Brickshed’s psychedelic folk, Black Cat Bone’s harmonica-based blues, Mark and Beanie of indie popsters Skewwhiff and the Humdrum Express.
The festival itself runs from Friday to Monday, August 24-27.
For more information go to worcestermusicfestival.co.uk or worcesterartsworkshop.org.uk.
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