Sidmouth International Jazz and Blues Festival is set to launch an engaging education program in 2025 alongside a stellar lineup of musicians. Festival attendees can enjoy a variety of musical genres, street performances, and educational workshops for all ages.
Sidmouth International Jazz and Blues Festival 2025
Radiating good vibes from the sunny seaside town of Sidmouth, Devon, the festival will take place from 23rd to 26th May. This year marks the fourth year of the festival, and it promises to be a memorable one with the introduction of a brand new education program.
Exciting Lineup of Musicians
The festival will feature performances from renowned artists such as Soul II Soul, Gabrielle, Curtis Stigers, Eric Bibb, Nubiyan Twist, and James Taylor Quartet. The streets of Sidmouth will come alive with music, dance, and celebrations centered around the vibrant market place.
A Feast for Music Lovers
Festival-goers can indulge in jazz, swing, blues, roots, gospel, soul, funk, Latin, and Cuban music with a New Orleans vibe. The event will also offer street food, parades, painted pianos, and a variety of performers.
Educational Workshops and Masterclasses
As part of its dedication to making music accessible to all, the festival will host free masterclass events and educational workshops for all ages at local venues throughout the town. Workshops will cover a range of topics including blues music lessons, singing lessons, performance style, confidence building, jam sessions, and more.
Get Your Tickets
All educational sessions are free, but attendees are encouraged to book their places in advance due to venue capacities. The education program will kick off on Saturday morning and continue through bank holiday Monday. Don't miss out on the main open-air stage performances happening throughout each day and evening.
For tickets and more information, visit the festival's official website. Join us at the Sidmouth International Jazz and Blues Festival for a music-filled and educational experience!
Published on 17 April 2025 by Ben Robinson
