On this Sunday 7th July 2019 at Walsall Arboretum Bandstand will be a great live family show – the Chuckery Music Festival 2019 Bandstand Music Event – featuring great local bands and musicians to suit all tastes with food, drink and kids rides also available.

The fun starts at 12 noon and runs right through the afternoon – and the best bit? It’s absolutely free to attend.

There are some great bands on, food, entertainment for the kids… And the weather forecast looks decent too.

Find out more at the Facebook page here.

The organisers said:

On Sunday 7th July at Walsall Arboretum bandstand between 12.00 and 5.00 Chuckery Festival presents an afternoon of free music and fun for everyone. There will be 5 live bands, you’ll be able to buy food and drink, the big trampoline and balloon modelling free for children.

We are also pleased to be able to tell you that vegan food will be provided, as last year, by Brownins. Their vegan take on traditional Caribbean dishes are surprising and delicious. This will be in addition to the meat and chicken barbeque provided by West Midlands Catering Academy.

There’ll be a barrista coffee stall, cakes, ice cream, in fact your full al fresco Sunday lunch which you can enjoy while listening to 5 hours of music.

Who’s playing?

12.00 The Canalies playing covers from the 60s to the 00s;

1.00 After Midnight playing covers and original music,

2.00 Voodoo Sioux, playing bass driven original hard rock;

3.00 The West Coast Eagles, possibly the finest Eagles Tribute band ever (and let’s face it there would be a riot if we didn’t have them back)

4.00 The Steve Gibbons Band.

That’s four new bands for Chuckery Festival.

How much will this cost you?

Nothing. Nada. Zilch. Rien.

This is Chuckery Festival, Walsall’s biggest free music festival. Sunday 7th July at Walsall Arboretum Bandstand.

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The weather is looking good – it’s free – so why not pop down? Image from Chuckery Festival’s Facebook Page.