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Womad today announced the first wave of artists on its 2021 line-up, a “glorious melting pot” of music from UK based artists who reflect music…

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WOMAD make first line-up announcement including Anoushka Shankar, Jordan Rakei, The Comet is Coming, Nitin Sawhney, and more published: Yesterday, 06:15pm daily capacity: 40000 The first line-up announcement has been made by WOMAD, the festival for World of Music, Arts and Dance, held at picturesque site at Charlton Park, near Malmesbury in Wiltshire from Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th July 2021. The announced acts are: Tickets adult 3 days: £185 Campervan: £85 Global village WOMAD offers festie fodder from around the globe and a Real Ale Bar, a Cider Bar, and the 'Taste the World' tent...

Roosevelt? Well, think again. The producer's rise from left-field dance elements through to mainstream festival stages has been accompanied by a stellar live show, and an ability to fuse underground elements with a rare essence of openness. New album 'Polydans' however flips all that on its head. Returning to the studio, it's the broadest demonstration yet of Roosevelt's production prowess, moving from techno to R&B via some hugely personal songwriting. Out now, it's a release the producer marks as "incredibly liberating" commenting that he felt free "to go to the studio every day and just do...

Wide Awake Festival 2021 moves to September, with black midi, Daniel Avery, Tinariwen, & more plus Dream Wife, Boy Harsher, Dr. Rubinstein, A Certain Ratio, & more published: Thu 25th Feb 2021 London one-day outdoor festival,  Brockwell Park, London,, has changed dates from ? to the new date of  Friday 3rd September 2021. With a focus on genres across leftfield indie, post punk, electronica, techno, jazz + more, its announced the first acts, with Marcus Weedon, Wide Awake Organiser and Founder of Jam Today comments on its debut return:  "We're incredibly excited to finally be able to bri...