Ash rock Shrewsbury's Quarry as Loopfest opens - in photos

Ash frontman Tim Wheeler performing at Loopfest. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Ash frontman Tim Wheeler performing at Loopfest. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

A host of big-name acts opened the festival.

Rock band Ash opened Shrewbury’s Loopfest with an Octane-fuelled Friday night performance.

Ash frontman Tim Wheeler performing at Loopfest. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Ash frontman Tim Wheeler performing at Loopfest. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

The Northern Irish rockers headlined a packed Friday night bill as thousands of people flocked to the Quarry to begin the bank-holiday weekend.

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People packed out the giant tent for Loopfest's opening spectactular. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

They were treated to a bill featuring fellow 90s and noughties stars Reef, Bluetones Acoustic from Mark Morriss, and Jess Silk.

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The giant tent which hosted Loopfest's opening night. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

Hosted in a giant tent at the foot of Shrewsbury’s picturesque town-centre park Ash delivered a rip-roaring set, pumping out a series of classics - along with fresh songs from last year’s Ad Astra.

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The event took place in Shrewsbury's Quarry. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

A packed tent was treated to raucous renditions of Kung Fu and Girl from Mars, amongst a list that included Shining Light and Goldfinger.

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The gig marked the opening of the Loopfest bank holiday weekend. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

The gig marked the biggest concert yet from the Loopfest organisers with more than 250 artists set to perform across 40 venues in the town before the weekend is over.

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Getting ready for an evening of live music. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

Writing on social media the official Loopfest account said they were thrilled at the opening event - and the impressive growth of the festival.

One fan had definitely waited their turn to see the Northern Irish rockers play Shrewsbury. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
One fan had definitely waited their turn to see the Northern Irish rockers play Shrewsbury. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

It said: “Wow we have no words.

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Mark Morriss from the Bluetones. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

“Going from a tiny eight venue day party with a budget of 3k just four years ago to this beast of an event. 250 acts, 40 venues.

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Reef played to a packed-out crowd. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

“One massive town centre party. What an amazing start to the weekend.”

Reef's Gary Stringer. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Reef's Gary Stringer. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

Here are some more photos from the gig;

Reef delivered a rip-roaring performance. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Reef delivered a rip-roaring performance. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

Reef delivered a rip-roaring performance.

Ash delivered a set-list packed with classics. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Ash delivered a set-list packed with classics. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

The name Loopfest comes from the loop of the River Severn that marks out Shrewsbury town centre.

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Dressed for the occasion as Shrewsbury's Loopfest opened. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

Gig goers dressed for the occasion as Shrewsbury's Loopfest opened on Friday.

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Tim Wheeler from Ash. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

These brilliant photos were taken by Ian Knight.

Ash delivered a scorching performance to a packed-out tent. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
Ash delivered a scorching performance to a packed-out tent. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

The Loopfest entertainment continues throughout the weekend.

An Angel Interceptor and Girl from Mars ready for Ash's performance. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photographyplaceholder image
An Angel Interceptor and Girl from Mars ready for Ash's performance. Picture: Ian Knight / Z70 Photography | Ian Knight / Z70 Photography

It is the biggest multi-venue festival in the West Midlands.

It is one of Shrewsbury’s most loved music festivals, with promises for 2026 to ‘bigger and better’ than every before.

More information about the festival and performers is available online.

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