Music at The White Horse

Saturday 26th April

12.00pm – Carreg Glas
Traditional Morris dancing with colour, rhythm and energy.

1.00pm – Dai C Thomas
Prolific Welsh singer-songwriter with heartfelt, roots-influenced songs.

2.30pm – Harry Luke
One of the standout performers from Y Llais, S4C.

3.30pm – Rhiannon O’Connor
A fabulous folk singer-songwriter from Carmarthenshire who has also appeared on Y Lais.

4.30pm – Alan Thomas
One of Llandeilo’s favourite singer -songwriters with a warm, familiar sound.

Sunday 26 April

2.30pm – Llew Davies
One of Carmarthen’s finest singer-songwriters.

3.30pm – Sputnik Weazel
A highly entertaining socio-political songwriter who has supported Alice Cooper and performed with Jools Holland. He was also member of folk-punk band The Men They Couldn’t Hang.

5.00pm – Ian Shimmin
The much-loved Llandeilo singer-songwriter to close the weekend of music at The White Horse.

Pitchfork & Provision Courtyard

Saturday 25th April

11.00am - Dawnswyr Penrhyd

Enjoy a lively folk-dance performance from winners of the Urdd Eisteddfod. Recently returned from performing in Patagonia, Dawnswyr Penrhyd bring energy, precision and joy to traditional Welsh dance.

Sunday 26th April

12pm - The Lotus Sisters

Combining Middle Eastern technique with theatrical and folkloric stylings to present energetic dances which often tell a story. They will be performing The Arrival Of The Goddess, especially for Llandeilo Literature Festival.

4.30pm - Coron Moron

Coron Moron are a brilliant Welsh rock band whose members are all under the age of thirteen. Bursting with energy, attitude and talent, they are already making waves on the music scene. In 2025 they released their debut single Cawl to raise funds for Cegin y Bobl, a charity encouraging healthy eating.

Civic Corner, Llandeilo

Sunday 26th April

10.00 am - Llandeilo town band

This much-loved community band delights audiences with its energy, warmth and sense of occasion, offering a colourful mix of traditional favourites and upbeat melodies. A perfect celebration of local music-making and community spirit at the heart of the festival.

3.00 pm - Small Town Samba

A lively, high-energy band from Llanwrtyd Wells who make a gloriously big noise. With infectious rhythms, bold percussion and an irresistible sense of fun, they bring colour, movement and carnival spirit wherever they play.

Dydd Sul | Sunday