| WHITSUNDAY | Festival with popular songs in German and ever poetic (4,6) |
| HAPPYBIRTHDAY | Pleased Labour era marked with popular song |
| EERIE | Weird and ever poetic, that is (5) |
| ONEWAY | Non-reciprocated love, fresh and ever poetic (3-3) |
| VOLKSWAGEN | It means "people's car" in German, and it was an affordable option for the masses when launched |
| EISTEDDFOD | Welsh festival with competitions in music, poetry and drama (10) |
| FOLKDANCER | Fled rock festival with an intruder who could polka round a maypole (4,6) |
| WORLDPAIRS | Ireland's premier angling festival with sponsorship of 20k+ (5,5) |
| WHITESAUCE | Christian festival with man of the Bible going to church - what's on the menu? (5,5) |
| STREETFAIR | Festival with outdoor booths |
| GERUND | Part of speech in German (and still in German) (6) |
| LIEDER | Songs in German in the reel I'd composed (6) |
| CROONER | Singer of popular songs in a low, intimate style developed by radio performers in 1920s America (7) |
| ROLL | Food item which is rundstuck (round piece) in German and rundstykker in Danish and Norwegian (4) |
| BIEDERMEIER | A style of art in the transitional period between Neoclassicism and Romanticism, especially in German and Scandinavia (11) |
| CROONS | Sings or hums popular songs in a soft sentimental manner |
| LIPSYNC | Celebs mime popular songs in ___ Battle |
| UNITED | Short article written in German and joined with others |
| GRAFFITO | Scribble count in German and tally with zero (8) |
| UNDERGO | Suffer in German and therefore in Latin (7) |
