Synonymous with the rise of UK Dance music throughout the nineties (and well beyond), we are ecstatic to welcome the legendary Leftfield as our Thursday night headliner!
2015 see’s Leftfield celebrate 20 years since the release of seminal album ‘Leftism’ and their latest record ‘Alternative Light Source’ proves they still produce some of the most vibrant electronic music around. Leftfield will kick off the festival in style and are not to be missed.
Also joining us are London four piece Palace, ex-Coral production genius Bill Ryder Jones, the Krautpop inspired Boxed In, psych-folk three piece Stealing Sheep, Green Man favourite Sweet Baboo performing an additional slot on the Mountain Stage and Green Man Rising winners Hunck. We also have a special mystery guest but you’ll have to watch out for more clues on that.
Completing the already jam packed weekend, we also welcome Gwenno, Joe Pug, Darren Hanlon, Georgia Ruth, Martin Carr, YAK, Mowbird, Briana Marela, Wide Skies, The Left Outsides, Gindrinker, Towel, Gulp, Lovely Eggs, and some of our favourite DJs Feeling Gloomy, and Heavenly Jukebox.
A first look at the Rising Stage, which includes the five finalists from Green Man Rising -
Alice Barlow, Art Bandini, Benedict Benjamin, BitBin, Cameron A G, Carcharorion, Chelou, Chris Jones, Corey Bowen, Deep Throat Choir, Ellie Fountain, Emily Davies, Eugene Capper, Girl Ray, JJ Hodari, Kidsmoke, Matthew Pastkewicz, Palenco, Seazoo, Seren The Heron, The Boy I Used To Be, The Carraways, Toby Hay, Trecco Beis.
Completing the Chai Wallahs line-up:
Hot Border Special, The Mouse Outfit, Golden Era Boom Bap!,Sam Brookes, Gringo Ska, Tantz, Jack Cheshire, Low Leaf, Loyle Carner, AK/DK, King Kong Company, Diplomats of Sound DJs, Rachael Dadd, Me & My Friends, Tezeta, The Conservoitoir Folk Ensemble, Mr Benn, Don Hendicutz
They join previously announced acts for this year’s sold out Festival including St Vincent, Super Furry Animals, Hot Chip, Goat, Father John Misty, Atomic Bomb! Television, Courtney Barnett, The Fall, Public Service Broadcasting and many more.
Published on 22 July 2015 by Wayne Feltham
