
Legends of the UK live scene, there’s not many festivals or indeed towns that these boys haven’t played in the 34 years they’ve been together. In that time, they have released five albums, sold over 2 million records, been streamed over 50 million times worldwide, and enjoyed 12 Top 40 singles, including the massive hit 'Good Enough' - officially one of the most played tracks on British radio in the last 30 years. Dodgy actually released their Ian Broudie produced debut album in 1993 before the whole Britpop phenomenon kicked off but by having a broader appeal and being blessed with being nimble and possessing great balance, the boys managed to surf that wave with alarming aplomb. Since then they have toured and played with everyone from The Who, Oasis, Blur and even The Jacksons. Dodgy’s legacy as one of the standout British bands of the 1990s remains intact and have become a cherished part of British musical history.
An advocate for inspiring more arts and culture in his hometown, Finn Hails from the industrial town of Middlesbrough in the North East of England and his songs come from places of real truth, deliver anthemic melodies and shine light on the trials and tribulations of his youth told through captivating vocals.
Swing n Bass DJ and Producer Mista Trick is in a league of his own. Mixing vintage, vaudeville vibes with distinctly down and dirty drum n bass, Mista Trick sounds like the love-child of a wartime knees-up and a 90s rave. He’s fresh, he’s fun, he’s all about the boogie. Bring your flat caps and suspenders and throw some swinging shapes!
For over 15 years now; Land of the Giants have been pulling crowds to tents to groove until they sweat, with their foot-stomping beats and contagious enthusiasm. A brass section that will make you grin from ear to ear, a heavy toe-tapping bass line and Andy Quick's sensuous, soaring vocals; will make you wonder why you've never danced your socks off to The Giants before!

Fusing indie rock melody and attitude with dance rhythm, Reverend & the Makers were formed in 2005 by vocalist and songwriter Jon McClure. The Sheffield, England act's rousing debut single, "Heavyweight Champion of the World," breached the U.K. Top Ten in 2007, simultaneously kicking off a run of four indie chart number ones that each became alt-rock radio playlist staples in their home country. During the next ten years -- from 2007's The State of Things to 2017's The Death of a King -- they sent six albums in a row into the U.K. Top 20. Following a six-year hiatus, 2023 brought a seventh album, the R&B-inspired Heatwave in the Cold North.
A live act that always brings an energetic show packed full of indie bangers, The Pigeon Detectives recently went out on a packed anniversary tour to celebrate 10 years of ‘Wait for Me’ in 2017. A regular on the festival scene, the Pigeon’s songs have stood the test of time, as have the audiences which are a mix of all ages and testament to a band that has big tunes in the streaming age.
New York’s coolest mischief-makers, Fun Lovin’ Criminals bring swagger, slick grooves and a wink of streetwise charm. Blending hip-hop, rock, blues and late-night lounge vibes, they sound like the soundtrack to a heist that ends in a rooftop cocktail party. Smooth, sharp and effortlessly stylish, these are the guys who roll in with a grin and leave you humming hooks for days.
West Country legends The Wurzels need no introduction. Serving up cider-soaked country goodness with a cheeky grin, they’re the unstoppable sound of farmyard folk meets festival fun. Think scrumpy-fuelled singalongs, barn-dance bangers and more ooh-arr than you can shake a pitchfork at. Grab your wellies, clutch your cider, and get ready to scrump and stomp the night away!