Ben Calvert & the Swifts Concert & Tour History

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Sep 02, 2011 – Sep 04, 2011	Moseley Folk Festival 2011 Crystal Fighters / Badly Drawn Boy / Villagers / Billy Bragg / Junip / The Staves / Stornoway / Tinariwen / Willy Mason / Gruff Rhys / Scott Matthews / Skinny Lister / Michael Chapman / Sam Lee / Vijay Kishore / The Bees (UK) / Pram / Jim Moray / Boat to Row / 9Bach / Dreaming Spires / Ruth Theodore / Malpas / The Mariner's Children / Eliza Carthy Band / Calan / The Fair Rain / Luke Concannon / Oh Ruin! / The Toy Hearts / The Carrivick Sisters / Kidnap Alice / Bonfire Radicals / Cut A Shine / Rebecca Hollweg / Fian / Ben Calvert & the Swifts / Elfynn / David Campbell (Birmingham, UK) Show all bands Setlists		Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

Genres:

British

Canadian Folk

Canadian Americana

Halifax Indie

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many concerts has Ben Calvert & the Swifts had?

Ben Calvert & the Swifts has had 1 concert.

What genre is Ben Calvert & the Swifts?

Ben Calvert & the Swifts is most often considered to be British, Canadian Folk, Canadian Americana, and Halifax Indie.

When was the last Ben Calvert & the Swifts concert?

The last Ben Calvert & the Swifts concert was on September 02, 2011 in Birmingham, England, United Kingdom. The bands that performed were: Crystal Fighters / Badly Drawn Boy / Villagers / Billy Bragg / Junip / The Staves / Stornoway / Tinariwen / Willy Mason / Gruff Rhys / Scott Matthews / Skinny Lister / Michael Chapman / Sam Lee / Vijay Kishore / The Bees (UK) / Pram / Jim Moray / Boat to Row / 9Bach / Dreaming Spires / Ruth Theodore / Malpas / The Mariner's Children / Eliza Carthy Band / Calan / The Fair Rain / Luke Concannon / Oh Ruin! / The Toy Hearts / The Carrivick Sisters / Kidnap Alice / Bonfire Radicals / Cut A Shine / Rebecca Hollweg / Fian / Ben Calvert & the Swifts / Elfynn / David Campbell (Birmingham, UK).