Norma Waterson's 1997 Concert & Tour History

Norma Waterson's 1997 Concert History

Norma Waterson (born Norma Christine Waterson on 15 August 1939; died 30 January 2022) was an English singer, remembered as one of the original members of The Watersons, an English traditional music group. Other members of the group included her brother Mike Waterson (1941 – 2011) and sister Lal Waterson (1943 – 1998), and in a later incarnation of the group her husband Martin Carthy. In 2016 Waterson received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Aug 21, 1997 – Aug 25, 1997	Greenbelt Festival 1997 all star united / Over the Rhine / Vigilantes of Love / Why? / Split Level / Delirious / Bhundu Boys / Bennet / cornershop / 3 Colours Red / Sneaker Pimps / Iain Archer / Blue Amazon / Choir / Christine Collister / Corduroy / Dissident Prophet / DJ Vadim / Dan Donovan / The Electrics / Halcyon Days / Inter / Martyn Joseph / Kato / Lamb / Phil Madeira / Bill Mallonee / Monk / Charlie Peacock / Seven / Switchfoot / Pierce Pettis / To Hell With Burgundy / Juliet Turner / Norma Waterson / Eliza Carthy / Weapons Of Sound / Goldie / Ruth / DJ Rap / Rick Elias / GLASSHOUSE / Raze / Iona (UK) Show all bands Photos Setlists	Deene Park	Corby, England, United Kingdom