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The following line-ups are as up-to-date and accurate as we can make them! Any last minute changes will be uploaded as soon as possible after they occur. We apologise for any deviations to the programme over the weekend.
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Friday 18 June
18.35 |
Equinox
A young upcoming band from Milton Keynes, playing original music with influences from Genesis, Muse and even the Killers. They've been gigging for just over a year now, and have played many different shows all over, with many more to come in 2010! Their new EP is now available at gigs, as well as on Itunes, Amazon, HMV and more...
Facebook | Myspace |
19.45 |
Solstice
Solstice's music features soaring violin and guitar weaving around
delicately passionate female vocals, underpinned by driving rhythmic
complexity. A new album, Spirit, was released in March. "What a
delight it is to welcome old friends Solstice back to the forefront of
progressive music. Andy Glass' guitar playing on their latest album
Spirit is a pure joy to listen to" - Classic Rock Magazine.
Website |
YouTube |
MySpace
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Saturday 19 June
| 12.00 |
Bitter Suite
A blend of rock, pop, indie, goth and electro - with influences like The
Cure, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins and Siouxsie and
the Banshees.
MySpace |
| 13.00 |
Jayne Christopher with Iain Stark
Classical and original modern electronic music from one of the countries best
young violinists.
Website |
| 14.00 |
Asha
The town's best Ceilidh band, back for another performance.
Website
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| 15.00 |
Soul and Other Sounds
Soul and Other Sounds are a 10 piece Soul band from Milton Keynes. They play classic Motown and Stax soul tunes, as well as more contemporary material.
Website
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16.00 |
Debbie Nunn
Singer-songwriter Debbie plays a blend of Country and Pop. Recently signed to a Three album deal with label AGR Universal, Debbie's brand new single 'Bubbles' was released internationally in April and has achieved Top 10 status in nearly every Country music chart across Europe.
Youtube |
Myspace |
Website |
Facebook |
Twitter |
17.15 |
Rock Chorus
A choir with a difference! The repertoire is classic and contemporary
rock, pop, soul and gospel. Led by acclaimed singer/songwriter and vocal
coach, Lauren Field, who will also be performing solo.
Rock Chorus Website |
Lauren Field Website |
Twitter |
18.00 |
Musclemobile
An up and coming alternative rock band from Northampton, MuscleMobile
are on a mission to save guitar-based rock music from the terrorising
return of lifeless, manufactured pop. Infectious stadium punk rock
anthems and entertaining lyrics, they are sure to go down a storm with
the audience "Musclemobile have restored my faith in unsigned music"
- Luke Wilkins, Kerrang Radio Birmingham.
Myspace |
| 19.45 |
Tombstone Bullets
A four piece rock band based in Milton Keynes: influences include Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac and Jimi Hendrix. The Bullets are committed to delivering their own brand of classic rock with a modern twist.
MySpace |
Sunday 20 June
12.00 |
Linda Watkins
Linda grew up in the heart of South Wales amidst a musical family with Irish connections. This gave her a very healthy interest in Celtic traditions and songs, and she has been singing in both English and Welsh since the age of three. First and foremost she is a singer-songwriter with a passion for melody, and a guitar technique that ranges from delicate folk accompaniment through to strident and percussive contemporary styles - this carries through to Linda's use of other instruments including bodhran and mandolin.
Currently Linda performs alongside bass player Mike Moyse, who himself has a long history in music: from his very early days playing bass for successful sixties’ band The Yarebeats, he has emerged as a very accomplished musician; he now deftly dons a 6 string guitar, writes his own material and provides excellent harmonies with his gentle, folky voice.
Website | Myspace | Youtube
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13.00 |
Muchos Besos
A five piece folk band from Bedford with acoustic guitar, bass, trumpet, chello and drums. |
14.00 |
Hot for Teacher
Hot For Teacher are a four piece classic rock band, from their base in
Northamptonshire they gig all over the surrounding area. Raisin' the
roof with their own unique brand of classic rock.
Myspace |
Website
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15.00 |
Harassing Anna
Winners of last year’s inaugural Monkeyvision Song Contest, Harassing Anna return with their unique fusion of jazz/rock originals. Perfect for a summer afternoon.
MySpace |
| 16.15 |
Soul Fever
Soul Fever are a powerful seven-piece soul band, playing classic soul from the sixties and seventies. The Band is Jon on guitar, Cris drums and Pete on bass, working together to lay down a beat that the rest of the band can work off. Our powerful soul Saxes are played by Helen and Chris on tenor. The frontline vocals are shared by Dave and Sue. To compliment this, the three lads in the rhythm section also provide backing vocals.
Myspace
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Saturday 19 June
11.45 |
St. Andrews School Singers |
12.30 |
MK Cheerleading Academy |
13.30 |
Frantic UK |
14.30 |
MK Elite Cheerleading |
15.30 |
GLPS Samba Band |
| 16.45 |
Luxor (belly dancing) |
| 18.00 |
Variations Dance Group |
| 19.15 |
The Milton Keynes Cheerleading Academy |
Sunday 20 June
12.30 |
GLPS Maypole Dancing |
13.30 |
MK Elite Cheerleading |
14.30 |
St. Monica's School Drummers |
15.45 |
The Cairo Cats (belly dancing) |
Saturday 19 June
Both days also feature poetry and stand-up comedy between the music acts,
as well as plenty of other arts-related fun on and around Stage 2.
| 12.00 |
The Further Adventures Of Vodka Boy
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| 13.15 |
Cosmic Marmalade |
| 14.00 |
The True Element Collective |
| 14.45 |
Jet-Lagged Jeff
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15.15 |
Ellie Walsh |
16.00 |
Phil Sky |
17.00 |
The Secret Circus |
| 17.45 |
Project Wolverine |
| 18.30 |
The Disciples Of Gonzo |
Sunday 20 June
13.00 |
Boxed… Ticked |
13.30 |
Bine The Peg |
14.00 |
The Maze |
14.30 |
Big Laundry Bill |
| 15.00 |
Grahame Sinclair |
| 15.30 |
W.A.S |
| 16.00 |
The Further Adventures Of Vodka Boy |
| 16.30 |
Final Clearance |
Both days also feature poetry and stand-up comedy between the music acts,
as well as plenty of other arts-related fun on and around Stage 2.
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