Blues Peer 1987

About:
Blues Peer is a music festival that takes place in Peer, a municipality in the Limburg province of Belgium. The festival focus on blues music and has been held since 1985. Blues Peer attracts a diverse audience of music enthusiasts from both Belgium and abroad.

Famous For:
Blues Peer is known for its friendly atmosphere, with attendees enjoying a weekend of live music, food, and drinks. The festival grounds provide multiple stages, allowing for simultaneous performances and a diverse lineup that caters to different blues tastes.

Creation Purpose:
Blues Peer Festival was founded by a group of music enthusiasts, they recognized the popularity and significance of blues music in Belgium and saw an opportunity to create a dedicated festival to celebrate and promote this genre

Fun Facts:
Blues Peer attracts renowned blues musicians from around the world. Over the years, the festival has hosted performances by notable artists such as B.B. King, Joe Bonamassa, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, and many others.

The festival includes a record fair where music enthusiasts can browse through a wide selection of blues vinyl records, CDs, and memorabilia. It's a perfect place to find rare gems and expand one's music collection.

Impact on the Music Industry:
Blues Peer Festival's impact on the music industry is seen in its promotion of blues music.