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ASERE Comfortable with classical son, Asere are respectful of their musical forefathers and yet keen to step into the future. In Asere, you find the son tradition dressed up in baseball caps and trainers, an expression of young urban Cuba , these musicians seek to develop their music through their inventive song writing and arrangements, building a fresh sound for a new generation. They make an eagerly anticipated return to Clitheroe after wow-ing 2004’s Great Days audience.
Asere at one of our 2004 Great Days Concerts
MAMBO JAMBO Musical explorers and multi-instrumentalists MAMBO JAMBO , alias Pete Jack and Frankie Banham, have been serving up hot sounds from around the world for over ten years, using all acoustic ingredients and freely mixing their own compositions with elements and sounds from Latin America, Africa, the Caribbean, Brazil, bluegrass and eastern European music. Prepare for a whistle stop tour of the musical world, taking in Cuba , Congo , Kentucky and a lot more besides. trunk!
FREE – STUFF on the weekend
The bandstand rather than Castle Street will be a focus for outdoor entertainment over the weekend - Saturday sees the return of festival favourites, the Blackburn People's Choir and a jive dance display and workshop featuring the Laverne Sisters. Clitheroe Town Band will kick off the summer season of popular bandstand concerts on Sunday afternoon. Watch this pace for details of more acts as the weekend programme develops - there will be something for everyone!
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