THE DART MUSIC FESTIVAL 2019 T


aking place on 10th, 11th and 12th of May, the Festival hosts over 100 acts performing in over


15 venues situated all around the town. Our acts perform in venues as unique as an ancient fort, the ramparts of old castle walls, a fisherman’s church, an 11th century church, the river and, of course, our Victorian Bandstand. There are also open-air street-based performances making for a constant buzz of enjoyment. Your one-stop shop for all things Dart


Music Festival is our wonderfully inform- ative and user friendly website: www. dartmusicfestival.co.uk. It provides you with everything you need to know about this year’s event – our extremely popular ‘Eat, Stay, Shop’ page on the website pro- vides all you need to know about where to go, and what to do while you are in town. You can also find sections on how and where to buy one of our iconic yellow programmes, where to buy our much


sought after DMF branded merchandise, how to become a ‘Festival Friend’, how the music festival Foundation continues the festival’s legacy throughout the year and the story of how the very first Dart Music Festival came about all those years ago. If you want to get ahead of the curve


and have a listen to some of the bands featuring in this year’s event then why not subscribe to our ‘Dart Music Festival’ YouTube channel, or follow our ‘Dart Music Festival 2019 Spotify playlist. That way you can decide who your new favourite band is before you even get here, and can sing along to your new favourite songs when you see them live in May. Once again we will be providing all of the pubs with our branded collectable and most importantly REUSEABLE plastic glass- es. Each plastic pint glass is branded with the Dart Music Festival logo and can be kept and re-used throughout the event and then taken home afterwards as a memento.


The countdown to has begun!


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