In loving memory of our co-founder, Darren Beech (4/08/1967 to 25/03/2021)

Lambstock announces this year’s line-up

Lambstock

The Lamb Public House, Surbiton, London, has announced the running order for this year’s Lambstock.

For the 9th year running, the Lamb will host the two-day grassroots music festival focusing on blues, jazz, folk and Americana on 7 and 8 June featuring acts from around the world.

Celtic folk punk band The Lagans headline the festival while The Lost Revellers, Longshore Drifters, Joli Blon and Brooke Law are also set to play.

Entry is free with collections for the musicians over the weekend and Lambstockers can be promised a wide selection of craft beers, wines and specialised spirits throughout the weekend.

Director of the festival, and Lamb owner, Liz Lewis commented:

‘Over the years, the Lamb has been committed to bringing the best of grassroots jazz, blues and folk to the public and this year’s Lambstock once again will bring the best to our corner of London.’

Running order*

Saturday from 12:30

  • Megan Leigh Mason
  • Tiger Moth
  • Ma Polaine’s
  • Danny Thorn
  • The Fabulous Red Diesel
  • Lost Revellers
  • Longshore Drifters
  • Tribal Jury

Sunday from 12:30

  • Patina Dream
  • Tractor Watson Duo
  • The Manos Puestas Trio
  • James Riley
  • Tim & Emma
  • Brooke Law
  • Joli Blon
  • The Lagan

*details correct at time of writing

About the Lamb

Situated at the heart of Surbiton, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, the Lamb is a family-run pub. Liz and Adam Lewis took it over 15 years ago and it has since become a pillar of the local community.

The Lamb hosts live grass roots music every week – usually on Thursdays and Sundays – which is free to entry but with collection pots through the night.

The pub is also involved in local events throughout the year, including the Seething Wells Sardine Festival, the Sports Day and the Mini car jamboree, either through hosting planning meetings or running a charity bar.

Venue website: https://facebook.com/thelambsurbiton

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