Visit between May 26 and 28 to experience a variety of great tunes, artists and activities that are available all weekend.
From well-known international acts to undiscovered local talent, you’ll fall in love with the music you hear.
Here are some of the amazing artists playing at Bluegrass Omagh this year.
9. Henry
Henry is an Irish Bluegrass duo made up of Janet and Colin Henry, a husband and wife pair who know how to complement each other’s style perfectly. It’s no surprise the band is taking to the Bluegrass Omagh stage, having graced it for several years and being one of the first musicians to play there at its inception. For more information, go to facebook.com/Henry Photo: Unsplash
10. The Broken String Band
Another regular occurrence at the festival, The Broken String Band are returning to Bluegrass Omagh for what promises to be yet another great set. Their albums include The Very Best In Bluegrass, Old Timey and Acoustic Roots Music, sticking with the traditional way of the genre and perfectly channelling it. For more information, go to facebook.com/TheBrokenStringBand Photo: Unsplash
11. Eilidh Patterson
Eilidh Patterson is an authentic singer-songwriter who incorporates her life stories into her songs before effortlessly performing them to crowds across the world. With five studio albums and EPs under her belt, the Derry musician has worked hard to make a name for herself in the industry and regularly attends festivals far and wide. For more information, go to eilidhpatterson.com/home Photo: Eilidh Patterson via Facebook
12. The Knotty Pine String Band
The Knotty Pine String Band are based in Omagh, the very place with the Bluegrass festival takes place, and are proud to honour their home at the annual event. Playing as a united band for 19 years, their music is incredibly synchronised, with their banjo, dobro, fiddle, mandolin, guitar and bass all pairing together perfectly. For more information, go to facebook.com/KPSB.Omagh Photo: The Knotty Pine String Band via Facebook