The Nursery Inn Fest alldayer takes place on Saturday, 25 July with an all-star cast in aid of Hartlepool’s Alice House Hospice.
The free outdoor show in the Nursery Inn Gardens, on Hart Lane/Hopps Street, from 2pm will feature a day of great music with donations happily accepted for the hospice.
The day will start with the brilliant Dean Crimdon Dimension, led by Hartlepool’s King of Light Entertainment and his band of the town’s most legendary musicians, which plays regularly for charity in the town and thrills audiences with their set of well loved classic covers.
The intriguingly named Pacaddywaddy will take to the stage ahead of a very special band, to be announced, who will be reforming for this show.
Groovy young band Crescent continue to build their burgeoning live reputation with their mix of original songs and Laurel Canyon classics.
Finally, legendary Hartlepool band The White Negroes end the day playing their first live show in three years, all for the Alice House cause, and celebrating their remarkable 35th anniversary.
If you are going to Pools v Grimsby Town at The Vic during the afternoon then why not afterwards saunter up Hart Lane to The Nursery Inn, enjoy the day and chuck a few quid in the bucket for Alice House.
For more information see the Nursery Inn and the acts’ social media.
Author: Ian
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