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Call Of The Wild Festival
28th - 31st May 2026
Fisher presents TRIIP Festival
28th May - 1st Jun 2026
Red Rooster Festival
Ipswich
28th - 30th May 2026
Three Rivers Music Festival
29th - 31st May 2026
Slam Dunk Europe - Germany
29th May 2026
Could Be Real Tribute Festival at Coombe Abbey
29th May 2026
Feast On Cardiff 2026
29th - 31st May 2026
The Great Estate Festival
29th - 31st May 2026
Forbidden Fruit Festival
30th - 31st May 2026
Bring The Noise - Sheffield Indie Music Festival
30th May 2026
Cafe Mambo Ibiza Classics at Coombe Abbey
30th May 2026
D&BBQ - FORGE Sheffield
30th - 31st May 2026
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Jez Hellard is a singer of potent songs, fine guitarist and simply stunning harmonica player. His band, The Djukella Orchestra, play traditional and contemporary folk music, from jigs, reels and rebel ballads to tango, rhumba and even reggae. Featuring one of the most captivating double-bassists you’re likely to hear and some of the finest instrumentalists on the UK folk scene, their blend of virtuoso musicianship, witty political comment and a deep repertoire of powerful songs never fails to turn heads.
The word Djukella is a common insult in the Balkans, meaning mongrel, and goes some way to describe the mixed provenance both of the music and the musicians themselves. In the past decade Jez and various djukellas have played well over a thousand gigs; from the Glastonbury Festival to the North Country Fair, New York to Taipei, Istanbul to the Iberian Peninsular.
“Ridiculously enjoyable� an unequivocal thumbs up.†Folk Radio UK
“It’s heartening to hear such thoughtful yet deeply felt songs, given the times we live in now. To hear them so well sung, so adroitly arranged and brilliantly performed is a joy.†Songlines