
The Co-operative ambassador and Festival favourite, Eliza Carthy, will be on site at The Co-op membership stall at 3.45pm on Saturday 31 July. After that she'll be at The Co-op food store.
Pop down to meet her - she's really nice!
Bluesy folk and pop from rising star, US singer-songwriter Lissie. Her first single was A listed on Radio 2 and her second single is just starting to pick up airplay so you may have already heard her. She also made her UK TV debut on Jools Holland earlier this month (7th May) and debut album's out in June.
Acclaimed contemporary folk band Johnny Flynn & The Sussex come from London’s emergent nu-folk scene whose young stars include Noah & the Whale and Laura Marling. Laura collaberates with them on one of the tracks from their new album released later this summer.
British indie folk-pop band Stornoway, combining strings and keyboards with guitar, drum and bass. Debut album comes out 24th May. http://www.myspace.com/stornoway Their song Zorbing is amazing.
Shanty singers Port Isaac’s Fisherman’s Friends have delighted locals and visitors for 15 years singing on the harbour front in the tiny Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac. Their major record label debut has just charted.
Cambridge is the only English festival appearance from new collective The Burns Unit, featuring Emma Pollock, Future Pilot A.K.A., Karine Polwart, Kim Edgar, King Creosote, Mattie Foulds, Michael Johnston and MC Soom T, launching their new album. All of these are really cool artists in their own right and their album together is just great!
A debut English festival appearance from singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer Harper Simon, who grew up playing music with his father Paul Simon. His album was Album Of The Week on Radio 2 and has received massive airplay from the station.