Larmer Tree Festival line-ups

The Larmer Tree Festival near Tollard Royal on the Wiltshire–Dorset border is a music and arts festival which has taken place annually since 1990. There are several different stages and areas, and many diverse forms of music, performance (including comedy acts and street theatre) and workshops can be found on site.

2008 line-up

The festival ran from Wednesday 12 July to Sunday 16 July 2008.^[1]

Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra with special guest Marc Almond Eric Bibb Roads Wille and The Bandits DJ Connie	The Levellers Bellowhead SixNationState Park Bench Social Club The Sables Wille and The Bandits Black Bart Perico with The Paper Cinema Boy Le Monti Michael Wookey Andrea Soler Glowglobes The Hats Mary Spender Sixfifteen Alex Roberts DJ Imbo Rafiki Deano Ferrino DJ Guy C DJ Connie	Orchestra Baobab Dengue Fever Terne Čhave Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir 3 Daft Monkeys The Destroyers Hey Negrita Rory Ellis Ash Grunwald Park Bench Social Club Dan Arborise 6 Day Riot Yes Sir Boss!!! No 1 Station Bad Science Bizali The Family Carnival Collective Glitzy Bag Hags Shisha Sound System Alice Watts Chris Woodford DJ Connie	Taraf de Haïdouks Kora Kanda Bongo Man Think of One Devon Sproule Terne Čhave Son Of Dave Foy Vance The Royal Rahri Chhou Dancers LaXula Jackie Leven Ruarri Joseph Ash Grunwald Rachel Harrington Hijak Oscar Dan Arborise Ruth Notman Jeff Lang Mankala The Dodge Brothers 12 Stone Toddler Dr Joel Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs Mama Feel Good! Tangawizi DJ Berts Different Drummer Sound System DJ Connie	Tinariwen Seth Lakeman Kate Rusby Julie Fowlis Bedouin Jerry Can Band Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara Mor Karbasi Elizabeth Cook Martin Harley Band Nathan 'Flutebox' Lee Smerins Anti-Social Club Nuala & The Alchemy Quartet Dennis Hopper Choppers Rachel Harrington Moon Music Orchestra Dogan Mehmet The Don Bradmans Pronghorn Samsara The Legendary DJ Derek The Accidental DJ Robin & Pablo Rider Mr Muz DJ Cheeba DJ Yoshi DJ Connie

2007 line-up

The festival ran from Wednesday 11 July to Sunday 15 July 2007.^[2]^[3]

Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra with special guest Lulu Show of Hands	Courtney Pine Billy Bragg Balkan Beat Box 12 Stone Toddler Ozomatli		Dreadzone Los De Abajo	Go Lem System

2006 line-up

The festival ran from Wednesday 12 July to Sunday 16 July 2006.^[4]

Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra	Kate Rusby Afro Celt Sound System The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain Le Cod Afrique	Dreadzone Seth Lakeman Larry Love Showband Son of Dave	Shooglenifty Jazz Jamaica Motorcity Roots King Creosote Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart Holly Golightly Sambasunda	The Be Good Tanyas Trilok Gurtu & the Misra Brothers Bellowhead OKI Dub Ainu Band Ska Cubano Rajasthani Folk Musicians and Dance

2003 line-up

The festival ran from Thursday 17 July to Sunday 20 July 2003.^[5]

Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
	Shooglenifty Eleyo (Cuba) Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike (USA) Cantaloop Derrin Nauendorf & David Downing (Australia) The Ruffness Beltaine The Huckleberries 3 Daft Monkeys Roads Farther Chris George DJ Phil Meadley DJ Connie's Voodoo Kitchen		Wai (NZ) Pape & Cheikh (Senegal) Ron Sexsmith (Canada) Oi Va Voi Croft No Five Jackie Leven Soothsayers La Sonera Calaveras David Ogilvy Jelitara Futa (Senegal) Pronghorn Gina Dootson Kangaroo Half Moon Ben Gunstone Sirius B The Hudson Quartet DJ Chris Pedley DJ Phil Meadley DJ Connie's Voodoo Kitchen

References

↑ Archived 15 September 2008 at the Wayback Machine.
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↑ Archived 17 May 2007 at the Wayback Machine.
↑ "World Music Festivals Larmer Tree Festival World Music at Global Rhythm - The Destination for World Music". Globalrhythm.net. Retrieved 2014-06-07.
↑ "Wiltshire - Arts - name of story". BBC. Retrieved 2014-06-07.

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