Fairport's Cropredy Convention Appearances

This is a list of the artists who have played at the various Fairport Convention Fairport's Cropredy Convention over the years.

Appearances since 2007

Appearances since 2007 can be found in the article Fairport's Cropredy Convention.

Contents

2007

40th Anniversary Year

Thursday August 9
Friday August 10
Saturday August 11

2006

Thursday August 10
Friday August 11
Saturday August 12

2005

Thursday August 11
Friday August 12
Saturday August 13

2004

Thursday 12 August
Friday 13 August
Saturday 14 August

2003

Thursday 7 August
Friday 8 August
Saturday 9 August

2002

The 35th anniversary event.

Thursday 8 August
Friday 9 August
Saturday 10 August

2001

Thursday 9 August
Friday 10 August
Saturday 11 August

2000

Thursday 10 August
Friday 11 August
Saturday 12 August

1999

Friday 13 August
Saturday 14 August

1998

Friday 14 August
Saturday 15 August

1997

Friday 8 August
Saturday 9 August

1996

Friday 9 August
Saturday 10 August

1995

Friday 11 August
Saturday 12 August

1994

Friday 12 August
Saturday 13 August

1993

Friday 13 August
Saturday 14 August

1992

Friday 14 August
Saturday 15 August

1991

Friday 9 August
Saturday 10 August

1990

Friday 10 August
Saturday 11 August

1989

Friday 11 August
Saturday 12 August

1988

Friday 12 August
Saturday 13 August

1987

Friday
Saturday

1986

Friday 8 August
Saturday 9 August

1985

Friday 9 August
Saturday 10 August

1984

Friday
Saturday

1983

Friday
Saturday

1982

Friday
Saturday

1981

Note: this festival was held at Broughton Castle.[9]

Friday 14 August
Saturday 15 August

1980

Note: this was the first official Reunion Festival[11].

1979

Note: this was the official "Farewell" concert[13].

Saturday 4 August

1976 to 1978

The first Fairport Convention concert held in Cropredy was in the back garden of a friend's house, on Saturday 17 July 1976. Although it was a private concert, there was an attendance of 750. It then became established as an annual event; from 1977, tickets were sold; in 1978, a larger site was used.[15]

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