With just over a month to go to this year’s much anticipated Lounge on the Farm, we are pleased to announce more new additions to the line up including the legendary dance producer Adamski.
known for big hits ‘Killer’ (with Seal) and ‘NRG’, he is sure to get the party started down at the Meadows Bar.Alongside Adamski, Lounge on the Farm have confirmed the much loved Art Brut, electropop musician Frankmusik who is gearing up to release his second album and Simon Mills – one half of Bent who will be DJing at the Meadows Bar. Also joining the line up will be Peggy Sue who blend thundering percussion and abrasive guitars, pop-folk quintet Pearl and the Puppets and the hotly tipped newcomers Friends Electric who recently played the BBC Introducing Stage at Radio 1’s Big Weekend.
Alongside these exciting new additions, Lounge on the Farm have confirmed a wealth of new acts for the Meadows Bar including DJ Format, British producer Justin Robertson, the founder of Dub Pistols Barry Ashworth and Adrian Sherwood & Congo Natty aka Rebel MC and ComfyPorn who will play the closing set on Sunday night. LA afropop collective Fools Gold have also been announced for the line up alongside the up and coming artist Gwilym Gold. British duo Smoke Fairies, with their blend of dark blues-folk will be headlining the Folk Stage on Friday evening.
Having carved itself out a niche as a festival known for its unique location on a real life, working farm (with real animals roaming about), plus a strong focus on delicious food, family friendly atmosphere and reputable line-up, Lounge on the Farm Festival will double its capacity in 2011 to 10,000 people and also cement itself as one of the key boutique UK festivals for the summer. At just 55 mins on a train from Kings Cross, this is an easy festival to get to for Londoners and is fast securing the hottest line up of the summer.
Having carved itself out a niche as a festival known for its unique location on a real life, working farm (with real animals roaming about), plus a strong focus on delicious food, family friendly atmosphere and reputable line-up, Lounge on the Farm Festival will double its capacity in 2011 to 10,000 people and also cement itself as one of the key boutique UK festivals for the summer. At just 55 mins on a train from Kings Cross, this is an easy festival to get to for Londoners and is fast securing the hottest line up of the summer.
Published on 11 June 2011 by Wayne Feltham
