Purity Brewing Co. is proud to announce it will be an official sponsor of the first ever Mostly Jazz Festival, due to take place this summer in Birmingham’s Moseley Park (3rd – 4th July).

Purity, based near Alcester, Warwickshire, will be serving both cask and bottles of its three award-winning beers, Mad Goose, Pure Ubu and Pure Gold, plus Veltins Pilsner and Bernard Lager from its eclectic imported range, ensuring that festival goers don’t get thirsty while they enjoy the musical delights of contemporary jazz, funk and soul.

Premiering this year, the Mostly Jazz Festival is the UK’s only, one site, open air music festival dedicated entirely to jazz music. Set in picturesque surroundings, the festival will feature an eclectic mix of up and coming talent performing alongside headline acts, Sun Ra Arkestra, Courtney Pine, and Quantic and his Combo Barbaro.

Paul Halsey, Purity’s Managing Director, comments: “I’m really looking forward to being part of the first ever Mostly Jazz Festival. The Purity brand has been created to be fresh, funky and innovative, just like the music and artists who will perform at the event.

“Great music and premium beers are a first class combination. Lets just hope the sun shines on us in July.”

Charlotte Payne, the festival’s Press Officer, added: “Mostly Jazz is about showcasing the diversity of contemporary jazz in all its forms, from avant-garde, free and modern jazz through to vocal, song-based jazz, jazz-fusion and future jazz. It’s also about considering jazz’s influence and relationship to other black music art-forms such as Latin music, funk and soul.

“Mostly Jazz will be a relaxed and fun event, so it’s great to have Purity on board as it’s a brand that will fit in very well with the festival’s atmosphere.”

Visit http://www.mostlyjazz.co.uk/home to find out more information about the festival.