CHECK OUT THE LATEST ON BANDS & ENTERTAINMENT FOR VNF REUNION
13th to 16th August 2026​...
Harry & The Hounds
“ Upcoming favourites on the scene, Harry & The Hounds inject their supercharged rock n’ roll into a beloved genre. Premiering their debut Album “Release the Hounds” in September 2020 and follow up release, “Wild For You” in 2023, the band have been gaining momentum across the UK.
These boys are a must-see for any Rock n’ Roller worldwide!”
The Flaming Feathers
Are by a considerable leap and bound, the most slick, the most engaging and the most professional dance troupe who evoke the authentic styles of by-gone eras. They are a joy to watch!
Catch up with them on the showground , watch them perform on Saturday night or enjoy learning some new dance moves courtesy of their professional tuition. Performing Live Saturday evening!
HARLEM RHYTHM CATS
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We're a Boogie Woogie & Blues Band playing the very best smokin' hot classics from the 40's & 50's.
RESIDENT DJ CRAZY RHYTHM JUKEBOX
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ANDY SHAILER RESIDENT DJ WILL HAVE YOU ROCKIN BACK TO THE 50's. SPINNING SOME WAX TO GET YOU JIVING, BOPPIN, ROCKIN & STROLLIN!
LIVE IN THE OILY RAG BAR MAIN MARQUEE!
The ORIGINAL BARN FINDS​
"Five rusty specimens, dusted off, restored and taken out for a spin"
The Bandits are a London-based five-piece rock & roll band who, with their own (musical and literal) twists, bring to life vintage classics and retro rarities.
Harriet Jane
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Harriet Jane is a vintage vocalist based in the south of England. Heavily inspired by Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James, she sings 1930's to 60's jazz and swing numbers.
SWING STROLL DANCE CLASSES with Laurie A.K.A LILLIE BELL at Vintage Nostalgia Reunion Festival
Swing strolls are fun filled, low impact dance steps designed to get you moving and dancing along to popular swing, rock and roll and rhythm and blues tracks.
The classes focus on choreographed dance steps and easy routines. No dance experience is needed, and everyone can join in and you don’t need a partner.
RIBBLE
two Northern men, a fiddle, a guitar, and a large beard. So far, so what? Well, add in a 90s drum synth, some mighty arrangements of meaty fiddle tunes, some songs, some wrong turns, battle scars earned busking the streets of Salisbury, a barrowload of end-of-the-pier banter and the feeling that your mad rum-soaked uncle is roaring at you to dance on the tables, then you’re getting close to what Ribble is about.
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