The Yasmine McClory Foundation is delighted to announce the return of Yasfest for its third consecutive year, bringing together live music, community spirit and fundraising to celebrate the life of Yasmine McClory while supporting vital local community projects.
Taking place on Saturday 19th September, this year’s festival marks an exciting new chapter as Yasfest moves to The Chapel at The Angel Microbrewery in the heart of Nottingham – one of the city’s most iconic grassroots music venues. The move follows two successful years at Sutton on Trent and reflects the festival’s continued growth, making it easier for supporters from across Nottinghamshire and beyond to attend.
“We are so grateful to the community in Sutton on Trent that have helped us run the event locally for the first two years, but as we grow we wanted to make the event more accessible to people by moving it to a central location,” said a spokesperson for the Foundation. “We’re especially thankful to the team at The Chapel for allowing us to run this event at such a fantastic venue that is synonymous with up-and-coming music.”
The Foundation was founded in memory of Yasmine McClory – the festival runs across her birthday weekend and celebrates her passion for music while raising funds for the Yasmine McClory Foundation’s work supporting disadvantaged communities. Key projects at the moment include providing food for Bassetlaw Food Bank and The Friary, and funding counselling sessions for LGBTQIA+ youth struggling with mental health.
This year’s line-up features an exciting mix of returning favourites and new artists, showcasing some of the region’s best emerging talent. Festival-goers can look forward to performances from:
- Hystamine
- Spiralling
- Parasight
- Frampton
- In Motion
- Matt Blaney
- Aimee Kimpton
- Mark Henry
Since launching in 2024, Yasfest has become an annual celebration of live music and community, bringing people together to honour Yasmine’s legacy while supporting meaningful local causes.
Tickets are on sale now, with full event details available on the Yasmine McClory Foundation website, http://www.yasminemccloryfoundation.org.uk/yasfest-2026.

