Wanderfal music and arts festival is returning to Falmouth this April with more acts, more venues and more fun to be had.
The two day festival is the brainchild of Will Greenham and Rufus Maurice owners of The Cornish Bank music venue, bar and cafe situated in the old bank building in Church Street.
It was launched last year and follows along similar lines to the hugely successful Sea Change Festival in Totnes where artists perform at different venues across the town.
The full line up has been announced with over 40 bands performing over two days in five venues.
So far headliners include Squid, The Bug Club as well as up and coming bands and artists including Mothman The Man, Scalping, Daisy Rickman, Onipa, Hanna Biell and Midnight Blue, Neue Grafikk, Dana Gavanski, Pigeon Has Landed, Sunglasses for Jaws, Oh Mr James, Mary Lattimore and many others. You can see the full line-up below.
Venues are The Cornish Bank, The Poly, Princess Pavilion, Underland and Beerwolf.
Early bird tickets have already sold out for the festival which takes place over Friday the seventh and Saturday the eighth of April 2023 Wanderfal gives people the chance to wander between genres, arts and venues in the in the historic port town of Falmouth.
Announcing the return of the festival the organisers said: “We cannot wait for April – stacked to the brim with some of The Cornish Bank favourites. We are reconvening to support grass roots and revel in the joy of creativity and community.”
It costs £30 for day tickets or £50 for a weekend ticket. You can buy tickets here
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