This programme is subject to change.
Our live music and comedy takes place in the Main Marquee and we have DJ sets in the Cafe/Bar plus look out for our campfire jams!
And don't forget our Silent DJ sets on Friday and Saturday from 10.30pm!
Check out our acts on the Music & Comedy Line Up Page.
Kicking off from 7pm on Friday night with a selection of 80/90s soul, R&B, Hip hop, Dance and New York House.
Give us a Chip brings you joyous and sassy music on the squeezebox that’ll make you dance your juicy coutures off.
Alex Lucy is an antifascist musician who writes punk inspired folk songs that light a fire in your soul.
Blue Moon is a solo indie singer-songwriter & multi-instrumentalist, whose unique musical DNA feels like a breath of fresh air.
Described as “a true force of nature, a beautiful hurricane who commands the stage,” Kiziah will deliver a high-energy performance featuring a mix of well-loved classics and original music including her signature eclectic fusion of Rock, Pop, Reggae Dance & More. Expect soaring vocals, raw passion, and an unforgettable musical experience.
Join us for our infamous Silent DJ sets
Ali Jay will be your host for the first Comedy Open Mic
Funny Women Leigh Douglas is a queer Irish stand-up who likes making jokes about the English, Disney princesses and lesbians (with a light zesting of Catholic guilt).
A Funny Women awards stage semi finalist, finalist for the Industry award and named as ‘One to watch’ in 2023. Not so new comedian of the year 2024 finalist.
Mary is a hugely talented writer and performer. She sold out her Edinburgh Fringe debut last year with the critically acclaimed show ‘Money Princess’ which then transferred to Soho Theatre.
Award-winning musical comedy performer Hannah Brackenbury has been tickling the funny bones of Brighton audiences for over 15 years. Her hilarious and heartfelt original songs are the perfect accompaniment to her clever and ever-popular song parodies!
Bee Jarvis is a Jazz and Alternative singer based in Plymouth, Devon. Bee’s original music features cross-genre fusion, music/light exploration, and fearless storytelling. Her songwriting incorporates flavours of musical theatre, climate justice, and live immersive performance, always centring discovery, inclusion, and community.
Days in the Haze is a indie rock, multi-instrumentalist from Plymouth, UK
Big Mambo is a dynamic 4-piece all-female band from Bristol known for their unique blend of original funk, rock and pop songs and infectious grooves. Delivering highly danceable music and energetic performances Big Mambo create an eclectic fusion of rhythmic styles and catchy melodies that captivates audiences.
Join us for our infamous Silent DJ sets
Ali Jay will host our very first Comedy Open Mic
After an amazing set last year, Justin is back! Probably the most well-known drag king in Wales at the moment, Justin Drag will be both an act AND a host for our Music Stage
Lara’s gentle and moving songs are inspired by family stories, nature and small natural moments in life. Her warm voice and exquisite guitar work complement her songs and stories, images, atmospheres and evocative descriptions. Her musical influences range from Everything but the Girl, to her Balkan heritage, folk, classical and 80s pop.
Evocative and distinctive, folk duo Suthering (Julu Irvine & Heg Brignall) transport audiences with their exquisite vocal harmonies and their message of hope during hard times. Described at "Two excellent singers" by BBC Radio's Genevieve Tudor, their harmonies soar above the cascading piano and delicate, fingerstyle guitar. It’s the duo’s beautifully matched voices and their fresh approach to folk which makes their songwriting stand out.
Ellathea is a indie acoustic musician from the Southwest. With music being rooted in her upbringing, their songs are heavily influenced by her own experiences while attempting to capture the universality of teenage romance. Her "gut-wrenching lyrics and complimented with gorgeous vocals and melodies", taking inspiration from Florence Road and Lizzy McAlpine.
The best stories elicit profound personal reactions and in the 15 years she has been writing and performing, Hannah has become a consummate storyteller. Her music is shaped by human stories, with family, in all its chaos and glory, sitting at the heart of her work. Her lyrics are powerful and poignant, and her voice feels strangely familiar, though you can’t quite put your finger on why. Her writing may be deeply personal but her music has a universal appeal that extends beyond the melodies you catch yourself humming days after listening to her songs.
Back by popular demand is the band Dryadic. Dryadic's folk-fusion outfit traverses an acoustic spectrum with a Brit/Euro folk core and feisty smatterings of roots and gypsy round the edge. Rhythmical mix-ups underpin heartfelt lyrics, heart-soaring hooks and intoxicating vocals, creating an inimitable balance of trad, new, romantic, feel-good and rousing.