Will YoungHe enjoyed it so much he's back! Will Young returns following the huge success of last year's Avalon Stage set, with his fourth album Let It Go under his belt, after another sell out tour and having fulfilled long time ambitions with appearances on Question Time and Top Gear.
British Sea PowerAcclaimed, eclectic and sometime eccentric, British Sea Power have a reputation for elaborate and outstanding live shows. Set to be a Festival high point.
The Wonder StuffThe eight-legged beast is back. Over the past 20 years The Wonder Stuff have notched up 5 top 20 albums, 17 top 20 singles, sold over 3 million albums. Even if you don’t own an album you’ll be surprised at how many hits you know.
Seth LakemanRaw energetic folk, emotive lyrics and storytelling from the Mercury Music Prize nominated folk-hunk. One of the fastest-rising stars on the folk roots scene.
Badly Brawn BoyMercury Prize winning Mancunian songwriter Damon Gough, aka Badly Drawn Boy, has had a prolific career, including the soundtrack to the film About A Boy and more recently the album Born In The UK.
The BlockheadsLegendary Britfunk band, keeping alive the legacy of Ian Dury. Playing classics including Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll, Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick and more, plus brand new songs from new studio album, Staring Down The Barrel.
Eliza CarthyOne of the most dazzling and recognised folk musicians of a generation. She has revitalised and made folk music relevant to new audiences and has captured the most hardened of dissenters with intelligent, charismatic and boundary-crossing performance.
The Puppini SistersDress up for glamour in the Greenfields! A Puppini Sisters show is much more than just a concert, as their glamorously attired fans will attest. Glorious, hilarious, utterly eccentric. '40s close harmony backed by a thumping, grinding swing-punk band.
DodgyRe-formed last year, the original line-up return to their spiritual homeland - a field in Somerset. Feelgood festival favourites with over a million worldwide album sales, 12 Top 40 singles, including the hits Good Enough and Staying Out For The Summer.
Peatbog Faeries“The future of Celtic dance music.” From traditional jigs, reels and bagpipes through hip hop and reggae. Nothing prepares you for the high octane music of the Peatbog Faeries. The most pumping, uplifting and exciting Scottish fusion you’re ever likely to come across.
Michael McGoldrick, Ian Fletcher & Andy DinanThe first performance of a brand new project from the award winning folk instrumentalist. Expect global dance rhythms and driving acoustic mixes.
Edward IIReformed for one year only after a 10 year absence. Splicing dance tunes of old England with the sunny grooves of reggae and lovers' rock. “The most danceable band on the planet.”
The King BluesDescribed as ‘the most exciting live band in Britain’ by Kerrang. These Radio 1 favourites mix punk, reggae and political activism.
SolasThe most dynamic and influential Irish traditional band to have emerged from the United States. Some of the finest musicians anywhere in Irish music, creating an innovative, invigorating blend.
Orkestra del SolOrkestra del Sol’s riotous live shows are fast gaining them notoriety as Scotland’s answer to the celebratory wedding bands of Eastern Europe.
The MummersBig orchestration, atmospheric layers of sound and the delightful vocals of Raissa Khan-Panni, as recently seen on Later with Jools Holland.
3 Daft MonkeysThis Cornish trios' blend of high octane, funked-up folk is guaranteed to get you dancing. Rousing vocals and frenetic fiddling with upbeat, danceable European folk.
The DestroyersA 15-strong collective whose riotous stage show takes on all things Klezmer. Gypsy folk music with a gothic turbo charge.
The Lancashire HotpotsLike a musical version of Peter Kay, The Hotpots aren’t just bucolic satire, they’re bright, talented and pant-wettingly funny.
6 Day RiotRousing, full-blooded folk-pop effortlessly weaving strands of world music to create a distinctive sound all of their own. "A band accelerating to greatness." The Times
BaskerySwedish sisters, playing old-time country, vibrant rockabilly and blues with a modern day indie abandon.
The Martin Harley BandLondon based hard-touring contemporary blues trio, driven by impressive slide guitar. Glastonbury Unsigned Band Competition winners.
Wheeler StreetLike a young Fairport Convention, all aged between 16 and 19. Rooted in the folk tradition with a punkish self-confidence.
StornowayThink Guillemots, Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci, and early Belle and Sebastian, with soaring folk melodies and nifty arrangements. Glastonbury Unsigned Band Competition winners.
The MandiblesUpbeat, gypsy, jump-jive music with ska, blues, psychedelic sea shanties and energetic theatrical performances. Glastonbury Unsigned Band Competition winners.
Glenn TilbrookThe Squeeze singer, part-time Fluffer, classic British songwriter and hilarious entertainer, replaces Teddy Thompson on Sunday. This solo show promises to be an hour of unpretentious joie de vivre. Don't miss him!