2014 FESTIVAL GUIDE
JULY 2014 WONDERLAND,
FESTIVAL 05 - 06
JELLY NORWICH Y
ou felt it, didn’t you? Like an ex-lover, or the post-season 8 comedown of Breaking Bad, you felt the aching void of the absence of Jelly Festival last year… but it’s BACK. After a break in 2013, its usual home of South Creake enjoys another fallow year,
and Jelly sets itself a new mould at Wonderland, in the heart of Norwich’s Riverside. After the Lord Mayor’s Procession has swept through the streets, the fireworks continue at Wonderland, with two nights of banging DJs and artists. Saturday sees Sigma, who have already dominated 2014 with their no. 1 single, ‘Nobody to Love’ take the stage, as well as Stanton Warriors, who tastemaker Annie Mac describes as “the kind of music that makes you literally want to go mental on the nearest dancefloor” – and a shiny shit load more from 10pm-4am. Sunday’s proceedings pick up the baton again from the Lord Mayor’s shindig, and is the perfect end to a weekend of revelry for Norwich’s party folk. Like taking a classic motor out for a spin, Sunday starts off steady – you’ll be supping down the half price Bloody Maries while heading off on a magic carpet ride with the more intelligent side of dance music, with the likes of Submotion Orchestra (always a festival fave), a Zero 7 DJ set, to name just a couple. At time of print, tickets are £13.50 / per day, or just £20 for the weekend, which is a tidy little price. Leave your tent at home, put the wellies back in the wardrobe and book your tickets to the hottest ticket in Norwich at
www.jellyfestival.com
HOP FARM FESTIVAL 04 - 06
PADDOCK WOOD, KENT
radar since that incredible line-up in 2011 that boasted Prince, Iggy Pop, Bob Dylan, Morrissey and Patti Smith on the bill. Tat, potentially, was a stand out year where all the stars aligned, but even under new management, Hop Farm is again offering one of the classiest line-ups around, like every year. 2014 invites Grace Jones and the Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson to the stage, which is worth your ticket money alone, with a wealth of good songwriters and musicians in support. It’s de riguer for festivals now, but it doesn’t mean it should be overlooked – Hop Farm casts its entertainment net wider with a comedy tent, featuring Jo Brand, Rich Hall and Russell Kane as headliners. Te other notable addition is the introduction of the Jazz & Blues lounge, cementing Hop Farm’s commitment to exquisitely crafted music. For tickets to this real music lover’s weekend, go to
www.thehopfarmmusicfestival.com
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e’ve chosen another comeback story for this month’s festival guide – after 2013 being a festival-free year for the Hop Farm home, the much loved weekend is being rekindled by new promoters for 2014. It’s been a firm favourite on our
JULY 2014 HOP FARM,
PRE FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
THINKING SUBMOTION ORCHESTRA
MYRTLE AVENUE FLOATING POINTS
GET UP STANTON WARRIORS
POMPEII JOEY NEGRO
DESTINY ZERO 7
DON’T MISS STANTON WARRIORS
PRE FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
MYKONOS MIDLAKE
PULL UP TO THE BUMPER GRACE JONES
SURFIN’ USA BEACH BOYS
SUNNY AFTERNOON THE KINKS
LABELLED WITH LOVE SQUEEZE
DON’T MISS GRACE JONES
18 / June 2014/
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