Line Up
Dizzy Rascal was catapulted into the spotlight when he won the Mercury Music Prize for his debut album ‘Boy in Da Corner’ back in 2003. Since then he has had a string of number-one hits including; ”Dance wiv Me”, “Holiday”, “Dirtee Disco” and “Shout”. Most famously he won ‘Best British Male’ at the 2010 BRIT Awards and celebrated the win with a now legendary performance of ‘You Got the Dirtee Love’ a mash-up with Florence and the Machine. The collaboration was released as acharity single the following day and peaked at number 2 in the UK charts.
Razorlight released their debut album “Up All Night” in August 2004. The release was hailed for its stylish, fizzy mix of The Strokes’ sensibilities and post-Britpop cool. Far from hiding their desires to attain commercial success, bigger shows with the likes of Queen/Paul Rodgers and Oasis showcased Razorlight to a wider audience. The band’s snowballing appeal hit critical mass on their second, self-titled album, that produced the number one single “America” and saw the band embark on a UK arena tour and headline the Reading/Leeds Festival in 2007.
2012 welcomes the return of Razorlight and a very special performance at Splendour Festival.
English singer-songwriter and BRIT School graduate, Katy B is was one of the fastest rising stars of last year. With her unique blend of R&B, funky house, dubstep and garage, she brought underground music to the masses. Collaborations with established acts like Miss Dynamite and Magnetic Man saw her debut album reach number 2 in the album charts alongside a nomination for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize. She supported Tinie Tempah on his UK tour in 2011 and is set to team up with Mark Ronson for a special Olympics Coca Cola advert this year.
Emerging from the mean streets of Staines in 2005, their debut album ‘Stars Of CCTV’ blasted into the charts with both barrels thanks to its ska-tinged tales of suburban grit, frustration and Friday night defiance. Dancefloor smash ‘Hard To Beat’ hit Number One and the band sold out five consecutive nights at Brixton Academy (a record for a band on their first album). Mutating, as a live act, into world-beating party starters, the ‘Fi conflagration raged on into 2007 with second album ‘Once Upon A Time In The West’, also hit Number One, spawned the Top Ten hit ‘Suburban Knights’ and prompted a rapturously received Glastonbury headline set on the Leftfield stage.
Back with their third album ‘Killer Sounds’ Hard-Fi are set to light up the main stage.
With a 23-year history, seminal British folk-punk band The Levellers are frequently referred to as a British institution. Their 1991 platinum-selling album Levelling The Land propelled the band from playing pubs in Brighton to announcing sell-out tours and headlining Glastonbury Festival. Currently recording a new album in the Czech republic, the band are true performers and their fun filed and high-octane shows always manage to unite their audience in a mutual love for The Levellers.
More than an Abba tribute, Björn Again has all the glitz and glamour of the original, the great songs, the beautifully choreographed moves and glorious costumes that create the atmosphere of the times. Björn Again was created and founded in 1988 in Melbourne, Australia by Company Director and Musician Rod Stephen and has gone from strength to strength with 4300 performances in 61 countries in 21 years – achieving worldwide cult status and a trademark brand in its own right along the way.
