MAPFEST 2016 - 5 Artists Live Music & Concerts

CHRIS MARTIN THE TIM GREEN BAND AVIT FALLEN TREES BLIND DEAD MCJONES BAND

4.45PM - 5.45PM - CHRIS MARTIN
Batley based blues man Chris Martin, front man to The Rusty Nails sings, plays Resonator guitar and acoustic slide guitar and tells tall tales, blues stomps, traditional blues songs and gospel hollers with a large amount of humour

6.00PM - 7.15PM - THE TIM GREEN BAND
The Tim Green Band is a blues based – jazz fuelled band from South Yorkshire, England. All professional session musicians, the band come together to perform the music that they love led by guitarist and singer, Tim Green.

Tim Green is firstly a fan of the blues – Hubert Sumlin, Lightnin’ Hopkins and Freddie King licks can be heard hollering out of his Fender amp. Currently promoting their new E.P.

7.30PM - 8.45 - AVIT
These guys are the Von Trappe Family of Doncaster and are all about live music, playing blues from the soul and having a good time!

David Ferguson Matt Ferguson Nath Ferguson Clive Johns

9.00PM - FALLEN TREES
Disciples of Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters and Neil Young.
Fallen Trees are Paul Littlewood, Glenn Moss, Graham Sutherland and Dave Timmons.

‘something dirty and perfectly dissonant, a band like this will destroy you' - Electric Ghost

'super intense, bold rockers' - Sheffield Telegraph

‘songs of epic structure, courtesy of powerful delivery, you'd have to be dead and buried not to like this' - Sheffield Scenester

'a serious proposition' - Toast Magazine

10.30PM - LATE - BLIND DEAD MCJONES BAND
Blind Dead McJones was never a fan of being in the spotlight, no number 1 singles, cheesy videos or appearances on celebrity cooking programmes. A true Bluesman in every sense of the word, living a life on the road shrouded in mystery. Some say he died years ago in an agriculture related accident, some say he is part of the keyzer soze family and some say he now makes Halloween costumes for dogs. One thing we know for sure is he is responsible for bringing together the blues rock behemoth that is The Blind Dead McJones Band.

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