WORCESTER'S popular music festival has returned this weekend, with acts from a wealth of different genres taking part.
The three-day festival sees more than 250 acts performing across dozens of venues between Friday, September 13 and Sunday, September 15.
In addition to the live performances, there are also music workshops for all the ages.
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This year's festival contains a touch of controversy with punk band Killdren, who were dropped from the Glastonbury Festival for satirically crying 'Kill a Tory'.
The band is playing its first ever Worcester gig on Saturday, September 14.
The music festival, originally launched in 2008, has raised thousands of pounds for charity with the Worcester Foodbank being this year's chosen charity.
For the full programme go to www.worcestermusicfestival.co.uk
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