The Sunday Sessions Live Music & Concerts

Carlisle Fringe’s first, ‘Sunday Session’, invites you to the city centre for a full day of free-to-view music, live from our main stage.

Carlisle Fringe’s first, ‘Sunday Session’, invites you to the city centre for a full day of free-to-view music, live from our main stage. Feed your soul, rock your socks off and get locked in, for a city centre music take over from 11am – 5pm. Carlisle Fringe present local and emerging talent from across Cumbria and South West Scotland

Line Up

Stoney Broke – 11.00am
Dynamic, Scottish, singer-songwriter Stoney Broke creates an eclectic inspired musical style, to create an original and unmistakable sound.

Chasin’ The Train – 11:45am
Chasin’ The Train play out-of-the-ordinary blues and blues-based music.

Rhythm in Shoes – 12:30pm
Rhythm in Shoes cover a wide range of genres and styles with ease and combine it with a live stage show that brings any crowd onto the dance floor.

Black Mango – 1:15pm
Reminiscent of late 80’s/90’s guitar driven sound with a modern twist. Their soaring melodies, catchy choruses, and foot stomping bangers are sure to get the crowd going.

Pam Taylor – 2:00pm
Pam is an American roots musician born and bred in the South, well versed in the blues. Her debut album Hot Mess hit #1 on the Roots Music Report, making a name for herself in the blues world.

Youth Salute – 2:45pm
Youth Salute are a alternative rock band from Cumbria. In 2016, the band released their biggest and best release to date via Leeds based record label, Spoken Records.

No Thrills – 3:30pm
Established 1998, No Thrills is a home grown Cumbrian punk band, playing a vast catalogue of self-penned, original material tackling the subject matter from self-belief to anti-war songs.

LOKA 4:15pm
LOKA are four music loving friends who enjoy singing and entertaining. Their repertoire is eclectic from traditional to contemporary.

The Ogres of Go-Go – 5.00pm
Gentlemen’s country appareliser boogie mixed with foreboding waltz/funk meandering.

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