Port Isaac Shanty Festival 2024: the photos
OUR SINGERS & MUSICIANS
Without all of our singers and musicians we wouldn’t have a Festival - what can we say! Fifty-one acts gave of their time and talent free of charge and travelled from all over the country for just a pasty and a pint - we cannot express just how grateful we are to you all - lots of you are now old friends and all the rest of you are new friends - thank you so very, very much.
There a few acts that we didnt manage to get photographs of - if you have any photos you would like to share please send them to us at [email protected]
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The Fisherman's Friends close the Festival - photo: KT Bruce
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The Port Isaac Gulls finish their set on the Acoustic Stage - Liz, Dee and Cheryl are three of the four Shanty Girls who organise the Festival (and Cherry's hiding behind a pole!) - photo: KT Bruce
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The Out of Tunas in the Old Chapel (The Chapel in the Valley) Garage - photo: KT Bruce
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Port Isaac School Shanty Crew - they opened the Festival with such style and talent - photo: Stuart Brill
Port Isaac's Yarny Goats singing in the Golden Lion - photo: Stuart Brill
Month's Advance on the Acoustic Stage - photo: Stuart Brill
The Hay Shantymen from Wales singing on the Main Stage - photo: Stuart Brill
Foresail on the Main Stage (it looks a tad cold up there!) - photo: Stuart Brill
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The Overmorrow from Bristol at The Old School - photo: KT Bruce
Matey Buoy Paul and friends on the Acoustic Stage - photo: Stuart Brill
Batten Down the Hatches in The Mote - photo: Stuart Brill
Femmes de la Mer singing in the Chapel Cafe - photo: Stuart Brill