• DREADZONE

  A soundclash fusing technology with human rhythms, dub bass, live breaks, rocking guitar and electronic soundscapes with classic MCing and superlative reggae vocals.

  Dreadzone MySpace

• SICKNOTE (with ELEPHANT FOOT)

  A collection of visual artists, magicians, dancers and musicians whose sole aim is to rejoice in the moment.

  Sicknote (with Elephant Foot) MySpace

• The Ambient ORB

  A unique ambient set from Lx and Dom from the Orb exclusive to the Workhouse Festival. We can't wait.

  Orb MySpace

• BABYHEAD

  One of UK's fastest growing acts. Heavy dub bass ska hip-hop horns and more.

  Babyhead Website

• DR. MEAKER

  Dr Meaker's 8-piece band from Bristol presents one of the most exciting live dance acts in Britain right now.

  Dr. Meaker MySpace

• FoE

  Over two years FoE (Freedom of Expression) have grafted a reputation for delivering outstanding live sets, leaving gig promoters stumped about what to put on the bill listing.

  Foe MySpace

• DIRTY REVOLUTION

  Female fronted roots rock reggae/ska big on fun and social conscience. Guaranteed to make you dance!

  Dirty Revolution Myspace

• LUCKY DELUCCI

  Lucky Delucci continuously strive to make the best new songs they can, and intend to get them heard by as many people as possible.

  Lucky Delucci Website

• REDSTRIPE

  Roots rock reggae dub and dancehall guaranteed to move your dancing feet.

  Redstripe MySpace

• GREEN ANGELS

  Taking the traditional and infusing it with folk, funk and jazz, this quartet will have you shouting for more.

  Green Angels MySpace

• SHUFFLE

  A fresh, different and welcome relief from many of the current plank spankers demanding attention.

  Shuffle MySpace

• CHAINWIRE

  Rock band originally formed in 2006 as a charity gig covers act, they now write their own material.

  Chainwire Website

• DI PRAVINHO

  From the depths of the mountains of Snowdonia, Di Pravinho play a melange of stomping ska, reggae, soul and dub, all firmly rooted in Welsh poetic tradition.

  Di Pravinho MySpace

• LAYING JADE

  With a weather-beaten howl and a suitcase of dirty contorted riffs, Laying Jade like their rock with a distinctively jagged edge.

  Laying Jade MySpace

• KILNABOY

  Anarchist-roots Cardiff band on a marathon run since 2004 promoting their message, playing gigs and festivals all around spreading their peculiar rousing brand of Punk-Folk-Ska-Rock!

  Kilnaboy MySpace

• CAPT. PARANOID & the DELUSIONS

  A pulsating and stimulating wall of energy images and sound. Incorporating three vocalists, alongside tribal drums, punky blues riffs and raw electric guitar.

  Capt. Paranoid & The Delusions Website

• DROOKIT DOGS

  If this band does not make you grit your teeth and bob your head like an unhinged pigeon to their meaty chug, then you have no pulse.

  Drookit Dogs Website

• 3 MINUTE WARNING

  Ska punk at the extreme end of the spectrum. Big favourites at last year’s festival.

  3 Minute Warning Website

• The COLOURSOUND EXPERIMENT

  The coloursound experiment are porn for your luggholes with more energy than a duracell bunny on a ten bag of monkey dust!

  The Coloursound Experiment MySpace

• The DON BRADMANS

  This riotous live band consistently manage to get a crowd dancing and/or laughing. They have become a much loved part of the festival scene.

  The Don Bradmans MySpace

• DREAMCAPTURE

  Outstanding originals by Rock based trio from Aylesbury and judging by the quality of their music, they could be big very soon, having just been signed to a record label!

  Dreamcapture MySpace

• PSYCHO BABY

  An addictive, high octane, adrenaline rush of outstanding hook laden power pop. Introducing the sexy Laura!...combined with one hell of a band.

  Psycho Baby MySpace

The management reserve the right to change the advertised performances in the event of illness or any cause beyond the control of the management. Please check with the venue to avoid disappointment.

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