Ramblin’ Man news : Ramblin’ Man 2018

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After a triumphant third year, Ramblin’ Man Fair returns in 2018 bringing the best in Rock, Blues, Outlaw Country, Southern Rock and so much more After a triumphant third year, Ramblin’ Man Fair returns in 2018 bringing the best in Rock, Blues, Outlaw Country, Southern Rock and so much more

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25 responses to “Ramblin’ Man news : Ramblin’ Man 2018”

  1. Lise Gautier avatar
    Lise Gautier
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    Yes, yes…got the tickets 😉 More names please <3

  2. Belinda Morris avatar
    Belinda Morris
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    Chris Mason

  3. Dean Steadman avatar
    Dean Steadman
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    TOTO going to play?????

  4. Georgie Fox avatar
    Georgie Fox
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    Adrian Hextall….Are you in ? 🎸🥁🎶🤘🏻 xx

  5. Stephen McLean avatar
    Stephen McLean
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    Waiting to see a few more band names before going for tickets. I am very tempted though as I had the best time last year

  6. Emma Louise Dyer avatar
    Emma Louise Dyer
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    Got my tickets a week after last years festival as loved it so much but would love if you got def leapord

  7. Grozzy Diavolo avatar
    Grozzy Diavolo
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    at the moment not impressed with what you got guys….

  8. Al Graham avatar
    Al Graham
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    Right come on Ramblin Man. Tickets bought (which coupled with travel and accommodation has not made for domestic bliss ). Need some names !!!

  9. Paul Moose Hewitt avatar
    Paul Moose Hewitt
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    Bring it on, can’t wait. Fantastic event

  10. Zoë Barraclough avatar
    Zoë Barraclough
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    So no Prog Stage then; that’s a big NO from me.

  11. Adam Spicer avatar
    Adam Spicer
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    No prog stage?

  12. Paul Freemantle avatar
    Paul Freemantle
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    No prog stage? Big fat No from me! 😠😠😠

  13. John Liddell avatar
    John Liddell
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    Bring it on 👍

  14. John Liddell avatar
    John Liddell
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    Bloody better be a prog stage there have been some wonderful acts, don’t change a winning formula boys 👌

  15. Paul Freemantle avatar
    Paul Freemantle
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    They reduced the Prog to one day only last year, so It wouldn’t surprise me if the organisers pulled it altogether this time around. Think I’ll spend my money on Summers End festival instead. It may be a bit further to travel but you get 3 nights for well under half the price & quality Prog imho ……….

  16. Philippa Basham avatar
    Philippa Basham
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    Where’s the Prog?

  17. Phil Vincent avatar
    Phil Vincent
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    Got my tickets and accommodation sorted, can’t wait. One more question try and get the sweet on PLEASE

  18. Simon Still avatar
    Simon Still
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    For all stages the Prog stage was of least interest to me last year 😲 Will be going again now blackberry smoke confirmed.

  19. Laird Michael Harvey avatar
    Laird Michael Harvey
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    Nah….

  20. Simon Barnard avatar
    Simon Barnard
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    Why did you move the dates? Just alienated anyone with kids who has to travel a fair distance. Have it in schools hols makes more sense.

  21. Chris Townshend-Mitchell avatar
    Chris Townshend-Mitchell
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    Why not mention Prog? Prog was the USP for me. No Prog then I won’t go after going last three years…

  22. Ickle Lion avatar
    Ickle Lion
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    Mark Nicol Lee Garner

  23. Mark Nicol avatar
    Mark Nicol
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    Nice one Bro, looking forward to this top event, let’s ROCK !

  24. David Cowan avatar
    David Cowan
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    Check out Zal Clemminsons Sin Dogs guys

  25. David Glaves avatar
    David Glaves
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    No prog, no show for me! ‘Was really disappointed it was only one day last year.

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