The Band of Fools is formed of six musicians with eclectic musical backgrounds (from jazz to electro to classical to folk), who all met Eastern European music through their roots, their travels and their musical meetings. Whether Gypsy, Klezmer, Balkan or Folk, that music has touched them by its depth, its charm and its improvisational form. Playing Saturday.

Flánn [meaning: Irish chieftain, sounds like full-on] perfectly sums up what we do as a band – our repertoire is rooted in the Irish tradition and we play jigs and reels both modern and ancient at a pacy tempo with plenty of groove factor interspersed with a few reflective tunes. Playing Saturday.

Klezmerized repertoire pays homage to the traditional eastern European Jewish music known as klezmer, whilst putting our own Klezmerized! twist on it. The result is a spectrum of fun, lively, danceable music with Middle Eastern, Gypsy and Balkan influences along with slower, soulful tunes and songs full of pathos and yearning. Playing on Saturday at the Fair

Joe & Mary have distilled the heady moonshine of country blues and Americana: their laid-back, insouciant delivery concealing accomplished guitar work. Honeyed vocal and damned fine down-home harmonies. Catch them at the fair on Saturday.

ShuQroots are playing both Saturday and Sunday they will bring their acoustic folk, roots and traditional Irish music to the Tree Fair.

Captivating songwriting and fiery tunes that combine mandolin, fiddle, guitar and banjo with powerful three part harmonies. The unmistakable sound of The Shackleton Trio brings to life the stories of their native East Anglia, and beyond.

Fronted by singer/songwriter Daisy Windsor, The Floozies blend acoustic guitar with saxophones, flute and exquisite harmonies from Paula Appleton, and bodhrán / percussion from Sue Szymanski; to create their unique mesmerising jazzy folk songs.

I'm a singer and musician currently singing Gypsy inspired songs accompanied by my accordion.