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Django In The Bay festival 2026
Jangle_Jamie
Scottish HighlandsNew De Rijk, some Gitanes and quite a few others
My special treat in May was a visit to the wonderful Django In The Bay, in Rutland, UK.
Here are some photos. Just as last year, the six evening concerts were brilliant. I made sure I joined in with jam sessions.
Robert Ford chatting to Wauwau. The black Busato replica D hole is now Wauwau's, and he played it on stage.
Killy Nonis inspecting my guitar. It attracted quite a lot of interest!
Eliaz Prinz and his sextet - what an amazing group. Eliaz's Favino (number 67) was the most amazing sounding guitar I've ever heard - a growling beast!!! Particularly noticeable at the jam session after the gig.
Don Vink was superb. That's Natalia who organises the festival. The final concert was Tcha and Fapy. What can I say? I was in tears.
What really struck me again was the sound quality - utterly wonderful and totally immersive.
