With Romeo Stodart, lead singer of The Magic Numbers, already confirmed to play a set with folk songstress Kathryn Williams, we're pleased to announce that the whole band will now also be joining him at the festival for a sizzling Saturday night set on the Cabaret Stage.
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UK indie folksters Noah and the Whale will be mixing it up at this summer's festival with a set full of fun, fun, fun in the sun! With a Top 10 single ('5 Years Time' hit number 7 in the UK charts in summer 2008) under their belts and a frisky, sing-along-sound that belies the darker undercurrent of their lyrics, the London based four-piece promise to bring something a little special to their performance at Port Eliot.
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Responsible for Smash & Grab, London’s most infamous Thursday night knees-up, as well as breathing new life into Camden’s cult Barfly venue and BBC 6 Music’s Saturday afternoon slot, this lip-glossed, pencil-skirted duo are the undisputed ambassadors of contemporary music.
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Alt-rockers with a story to tell in every song, British Sea Power have been turning heads with their otherworldly sounds and unusual venues – Carnglaze Caverns in Cornwall to name one – since their inception in 2001. We can’t wait to welcome them to Port Eliot this year, where they’ll be doing something completely different: a low-key acoustic set and even a spot of birdwatching.
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Boston-bred Evan Dando is the founding member and legendary front man of The Lemonheads. He also performs as a solo artist and released his first album, Baby I’m Bored, in 2003. His songs blend open-heartedness and good humour with and an aura of mystery and hypnotizing abstraction. Described as eclectic and affecting, Evan Dando’s collection ranges from bittersweet country rock to sly, pure pop rock.
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An English folk super-group that draws on talents from across the spectrum of contemporary music, The Memory Band was formed by a network of musicians all sharing a predilection for music of an acoustic bent and songs about love and dancing.
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A hit on the summer festival circuit over the past couple of years, this sultry, spellbinding singer also boasts the rare accolade of being invited to play Dame Shirley Bassey’s 70th birthday party as the only musical entertainment.
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This West Country band plays their own unique brand of bluegrass music, performed with “an energy you wouldn’t expect from a band a third their age!”
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A big hit on the festival circuit and a regular on Radio 2’s Best of Jazz, this British vocalist combines a potent mix of funk, gospel, swing and blues with an effortless rhythmical style and a sweet, warm tone.
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Rustic hoedown rock and strong Scottish folk vocals from independent singer-songwriter King Creosote, who describes his name as “a juxtaposition of the regal and the carcinogenic.”
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