A Northumberland music festival makes its comeback next Sunday after a two-year absence.
The Glendale Free Music Festival was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to coronavirus, but it's said to be 'coming back with a bang' on Sunday July 24. Alongside family entertainment at Wooler Mart, the Wooler Farmers' Market will go ahead in the town's bus station selling crafts and produce from the local area.
This year's acts include King Size Voodoo Traveller, who have played the festival previously; Antic Hay, an acoustic trio who cover many genres along with their own songs; and Half a Robot. Family entertainment planned so far includes stalls, sports club activities, a children's fairground and the Glendale Community Ceilidh Band, one of the biggest bands of its type in the Borders.
