2012 FESTIVAL GUIDE
PRE-FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
01 ‘Introdiction’ Scroobius Pip
26-29 July 2012Lulworth Castle, Dorset CAMP BESTIVAL 2012
Te natural reaction to the British ‘summer’ is to start thinking about waterproofing your tent so you can go through the trauma/hilarity of sailing it down the river- come-campsite that is Worthy Farm during festival season.Ten it hits you, like a careless crowd surfer’s wellington boot, that there’s no Glastonbury in 2012. Bugger. It’s ok though, ‘cause you’ve heard that Bestival has had the same kind of vibe in recent years, but what, you’re too unorganised to sort out the ferry to the Isle Of Wight? Well it would seem Rob Da Bank empathises, which is why he set up mainland-England-based-little-sister Camp Bestival in 2008. Promising a “cavalcade of fun for all the family”, Camp Bestival is essentially Bestival-lite, but unlike those watery, reduced dairy versions of all of your favourite foods, it’s still pretty delicious. Hot Chip, Scroobius Pip, Jaguar Skills and a bevy of other familiar names will grace both sites this year, but Camp Bestival also boasts exclusives like Kool AndTe Gang, Happy Mondays and Duke Special, not to mention a ton of others to cater to all tastes. However, it’s not all about the music - there’s also a tour de force of alternative events for those who want a break from the tunes. With top- notch comedy, spoken word and theatre, as well as eclectic food stalls, child- friendly areas and even medieval jousting all taking place in addition to the wonderfully varied musical line-up, it’s sure to be a stellar weekend. For tickets and more info see
www.campbestival.net.
02‘Garden’ Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
03‘Slang Like This’ P Money
04‘Prince Charming’ Adam Ant
05‘Celebration’ Kool And The Gang
DON’T MISS Hot Chip
PRE-FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
01 ‘Magna Encarta’ Errors
17-18 August 2012 Compton Hall, South Creake nr Fakenham JELLY FESTIVAL 2012
A strange sensation washes over you when you cast your mind towards August’s flag in the sand for local festivals, Jelly Festival. Like Pavlov’s dog drooling with anticipation at the mere gong of the bowl, one mention of Jellyfest and you can almost taste the intoxicating, heady offerings of local cider, the juicy succulence of a Norfolk pig worn down by the roast, and that tingle in your loins – that’s the ghost of Jelly Festivals past, an echo of excitement that urges you towards its South Creake home once again. For the 5th year running, Jelly Festival invites you up into the north Norfolk countryside for a house-party vibe where the walls have been peeled away to immerse you in your surroundings. With stages named the Living Room and the Bedroom Big Top, there’s a real feeling of mi casa, su casa, but the scheduled acts are far from your usual digs-party affair. Tis year the line-up has reached new levels of quality across the board; Roni Size, founding father of drum ‘n’ bass, stands so far adrift from any pretenders to the crown and headlines the festival along with diversely rootsy Te Felice Brothers and one of today’s most popular music-manipulators, Jakwob. Te roster shows diversity all through the bill, with Errors, Admiral Fallow and Lucy Rose all being names you need to witness on the day. At the hugely modest price of £29 per ticket, or under £50 including camping, don’t even trouble yourself with the decision – just go. Find all the latest info at
www.jellyfestival.com
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02‘Raveageddon’ Alex Metric
03‘Ponzi’ The Felize Brothers
04‘Middle of the Bed’ Lucy Rose
05‘Turn to Stone’ Jakwob
DON’T MISS Roni Size
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