Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th September 2022
Saturday - St Marys Church
The Last Inklings are Leonardo MacKenzie and David Hoyland; both accomplished multi-instrumentalists with a solid folk background. The band's innovative sound crosses genres, centred around cello, mandolin and vocal harmony, layered with guitar, piano, strings, synths and percussion. With vibrant backstories and creative musicianship, their songs have a modern flavour that is rich with imagery and narrative, exploring at their core what it is to be human.
Their name is a nod to the mid 20th century literary group which included Tolkien and CS Lewis, although their inspiration is drawn fromwider sources than just these authors, ranging from Carl Jung to Terry Pratchett. Thoughtful depth is handled with a light touch, balanced with playfulness, metaphor and humour. Musically their influences are equally diverse, including artists such as Moulettes, Punch Brothers, and the cinematic soundscapes of composers like Max Richter to the traditional songs and tunes of the British Isles.
This was the programme for Deepdale Festival 2022, our 5th annual festival. We had a fabulous weekend, with an amazing range of musical talent including national and local bands.
To see photos of Deepdale Festival 2022, please see our Facebook photo album: www.facebook.com/media/
As a pre cursor to the main festival, for those staying on
Thursday night, we have a very special evening session in the
Brick Barn. Not to be missed!
Want to hear the acts who are performing at Deepdale Festival 2022 ... Then please have a listen to our Spotify Playlist
So much music on Friday, starting late morning - Prepare yourself for the weekend of music ahead.
There will be Live Music on the Brick Barn Stage
& Orchard Stage from about 12noon till about 10.30pm
There will be Live Music on the Brick Barn Stage,
Orchard Stage and in St Mary's Church
from about 11.30am till about 10.30pm.
Christina Alden & Alex Patterson
P.Uke - Punk Ukulele for Beginners
There will be Live Music on the Brick Barn Stage,
Orchard Stage and in St Mary's Church from
11am till late evening.