Arts & Culture
All Roads Lead to Frome reveal first acts for 2017 event

ALL ROADS LEADS TO FROME returns in 2017, albeit in the slightly earlier month of May, meaning it could more than likely be your first one-day-festival of the year. 

Organisers Sheer Music and the Cheese and Grain have finally managed to snare, after many offers of trying over the years, the Gaz Brookfield full band show.

Gaz rarely makes full band outings, saving them for special occasions such as his annual Bristol Fleece gig. That sold out in advance again this year, so to see Gaz come to the 800-capacity Cheese & Grain and effectively headline this wonderful venue will be a treat for all.

Kieran Moore from Sheer Music, and the festivals co-founder, said: “Last years festival was the first, and taught us a lot, not least how many Bratwurst I can eat in a single day (3 portions) but also what it takes to efficiently run such a event.

“Having good acts, great staff and an ace co-promoter is the first place to start it seems! For those who missed it, there was an incredible set from CHRIS T-T, some rigging climbing antics from SICKONES and Beans On Toast was, well, Beans On Toast.

“This year, in addition to Gaz, we have booked Bath based “Noise-Punk” duo GHOST OF THE AVALANCHE who are ace and fit nicely in with our style. FREEZE THE ATLANTIC, the Hampshire based post-hardcore super-group featuring ex-members of 100 Reasons and Reuben.

“Singer songwriter B-SYDES who you will have seen knocking about Wiltshire a few times for us and SoP up in Swindon and local the alt/rolk/rock of PORT ERIN who believe-it-or-not have never played for us before. I’ve been friends with singer and front-man, Reuben for nearly 10 years.

“They’ve been based in and around our scene since we began, and I’ve never given them a gig. I feel kinda guilty about that, but we’re making up for it now. Finally Invermere completes the line up, but has no link, so that’ll be a surprise for you.

“To say I’m delighted to do this all over again this year is an understatement. Friends, good music and an all dayer worthy of the name. Let’s all hang out and have fun. I can’t wait!”

Cheap Early Bird tickets are on sale NOW at the price of £10. That’s less than the cost of a couple of pints in a trendy west-end pub, for a day of awesome music, and, we may be sticking our neck on the line here but, when have these guys ever let you down?! 

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