04/09/2026
HI ALL! We've had a few days to pack down, rest up and unwind from Saturday's Festival but now we're ready to start sharing some of the highlights from the second ever Live At The Queens Fest!
What an incredible day Saturday was, we've been absolutely blown away by the attendance, energy and commitment in-spite of the weather! Without this incredible level of support, grassroots festivals like Live At The Queens Fest can't happen so we're infinitely grateful for each and every one of you who chose to come and show your love for original music on the day of the event!
This year we hosted an expanded lineup of 22 acts across two stages at Queens Bar & Coffee House and Mēkā Creative Space. Each and every artist absolutely blew us away with their sets just as we knew they would! Over the coming weeks, expect another spotlight for each artist who performed, along with many shots from our talented team of photographers! If you fancy checking them all out in the mean time, all your artists are listed below! Tis always a pleasure to work with you all!
Main Stage:
Girl Group | The Froot | Feral Family | Beth Pilling And The Bootleggers | O’Phantom | Follow Deep | Bad Panda | Robyn Banks | Edge of 13 | The Limeys | Preventer | Sproose Moose And The Speedholes
Acoustic Stage:
Phoebe Marshall | Mae Armstrong-Hardy | Charlotte Lammiman | Tymisha | Fin Hines | Nick Tudor Music | Those 2 | Greg Genre | Leon Barker | Caitlin Painter
We also owe a huge thank you to our various local sponsors who’ve supported the event in many ways! Go see them in their stores/ eateries and check out their work online, each and every one of them do something unique for Bridlington’s creative/culinary scenes and deserve all the same support that you showed us at Live At The Queens Fest! Also expect to see a full Live At The Queens Fest documentary coming your way, courtesy of Yorkshire Coast Gigs who’ve offered tonnes of support throughout the process and on the day of the event.
Rhapsody Coffee & Company | Alex May Gallery | CREAM - Bridlington | Sissy & One | Yorkshire Coast Gigs | Southside Harbour Guitar Straps | Drum Shack | Hideaway at The House of Food
Finally, events like LATQF don’t happen without a lot of graft from the team behind the scenes, both on the day of the event and during the weeks/months leading up to it. This year we were joined by Charlie Hunter & Jim Taylor working the sound and stage, Kieran Cain Coldron on lights, Toby Blewitt and hall on photography and Dylan Richards and Jason manning the doors! Not to mention the staff at Queens Bar & Coffee House who held down the fort and kept you all hydrated over the source of the day! Numerous others volunteered in the run up to the festival, helping us rearrange the garden, clear the greenrooms, fly our speakers and many of the other tedious tasks required to get ready for a festival! Without all of this assistance, the event simply wouldn’t have been possible in the form you saw it!
Keep your eyes peeled for more updates, photos and videos from the day, the upcoming documentary, and of course all of the other events that we run at Queens Bar & Coffee House and in Bridlington as a whole!
Thank you all again,
Alex
