TENBY Blues Festival returns this November for a very special year, celebrating its 20th Festival, and once again the De Valence Pavilion will be home to the main stage.

For three nights, the De Valence stage will welcome an incredible mix of Blues, roots, rock 'n' roll, soul and seriously good live music.

Acts featured on Friday, November 13 comprise The Cinelli Brothers; Kaspar ‘Berry’ Rapkin and Lucy Piper; Erin Harpe and Jim Countryman; and a mystery band! A unique collaboration to celebrate the 20th Festival. Who is it? You’ll have to wait and see, but here’s a clue: Unusually for a Blues band, the outfit features both a harp and a piper.

On Saturday, November 14, during the afternoon, Tom Davies & The Bluebirds take over the De Valence balcony as part of the Blues Trail, while the main stage will feature The Errol Linton Band; Liz Jones and Broken Windows; and The Jesse Garwood Band.

Live on stage on November 15, experience Laura B and her band; Son Jack Jr; and The James Oliver Revue.

And that’s only part of it. Across the weekend, Tenby will come alive with around 50 acts performing across more than 20 venues, making the whole town one huge Blues festival.

The 2026 Blues Trail, when cafés, clubs, bars and hotels across Tenby become live music venues, runs from noon until 7pm on Saturday and Sunday, with performances from blues and roots acts at venues around town. Most are free, with some ticketed performances also included in the programme.

There will also be acoustic performances, a Fringe Stage and late-night sessions at the Giltar Hotel.

Whether you’re a dedicated blues fan or just fancy wandering around Tenby and discovering some brilliant live music along the way, it’s set to be a fantastic weekend.