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Kam Singh at the Plough Inn, Towcester 1st August 2012

Kam playing the Plough at 20:30, Wednesday 1st Aug 2012

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Bedford River Festival 2012

Listen to my interview with Georgia Mann on the BBC live from theBedford River Festival 2012:

Bedfordshire News article on the Bedford River Festival 2012:

Top notch groups to light up live stages. With bands and artists gracing six different stages over the weekend festival-goers are in for plenty of treats… If Indie Rock Pop is more your scene don’t miss BOTB joint winners Bedford-based Brigante. There’s plenty of alternatives including soulful New Groove Formation, acoustic singer songwriter Kam Singh as well as the classic tribute acts playing on the Festival Music stage. Read more here:

www.bedfordshire-news.co.uk/Lifestyle-and-leisure/Music/River-Festival-Lites-18072012.htm

The Council News:

Monday will see the final of the Battle of the bands with a chance to hear the winners play live before they hit the main stage at this years River Festival in July. Warm up heats have already been organised with the previous winners set to battle it out across the afternoon from 12pm on Russell Park. Who out of The Scruff, Albany Down, Joy Radio, Brigante, Kastaphor and Kam Singh will be victorious? Read more here:

www.bedford.gov.uk/council_and_democracy/council_news/diamond_jubilee_weekend.aspx

Times and Citizen:

Also playing on the Saturday is Bedford-born singer songwriter Kam Singh and playing at the River Festival is his ‘lifelong dream’. Kam, who has also played in New York and San Francisco, said: “Playing at the River Festival has been a lifelong dream for me.” He added: “My EP is very light and lifting with a subtle dark shade to it”

www.bedfordtoday.co.uk/news/local/it-s-all-about-the-community-1-4056725

Bedford River Festival 2012

www.bedfordevents.co.uk

Bedford River Festival celebrates record breaking year!

Thousands of people enjoyed the sunshine at the 2012 Bedford River Festival this weekend along the Embankment and Russell Park. Early indications show this was the busiest River Festival ever and attracted over 300,000 people throughout the weekend. In addition, more than 40 boats overcame poor weather earlier in the week to make it to the site.