Furness music festival organizers describe day as ‘unbelievable’

The organisers of the Askambury music festival in Furness described the event as a tremendous success. Despite less than ideal weather conditions on July 5, the festival held at Askam United FC still managed to attract a lively crowd and showcase a variety of local performers.

In a statement, the organisers expressed their gratitude to the attendees, performers, and sponsors for making the festival a memorable day. They acknowledged the unique spirit of Askambury that allowed everyone to enjoy the event, even in the face of rain. The music lineup featured bands like Askam Town Band, Divers Green, The Gears, Leon Knight, and others, providing entertainment throughout the day.

The Askambury spokesperson gave special mention to Dave Tippett, who they referred to as an “unsung hero” of the festival. Without the support of dedicated volunteers, sponsors, and supporters, the event would not have been possible. The organisers also thanked the local community for their enthusiasm and participation in making the festival a success.

Hosted by Askam United FC, the event served as a crucial fundraiser for the club and contributed to its ongoing presence in the community. Despite the weather challenges, the organisers and volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure that the event ran smoothly. The club expressed their gratitude to Matty Gribbin for his efforts in organizing the festival and acknowledged the invaluable contribution of every volunteer.

The festival proved to be a significant day for the club, highlighting the strong support from the community and the dedication of everyone involved. The event showcased the spirit of Askambury and its ability to bring people together through music and entertainment. Overall, the returning music festival was a testament to the resilience and community spirit of Askam-in-Furness.