The Skints
SAT. 1ST JUNE – Rhythm Yard stage
The torchbearers for modern British reggae music.
Queen Omega & The Royal Souls
SAT. 1ST JUN – Rhythm Yard stage.
The Trinidadian reggae ambassador. She is celebrated for her distinctive vocals and thought-provoking, conscious lyrics, making her a feminine icon in reggae history.
Dub Pistols
SUN. 2ND JUN – Rhythm Yard stage
Masters of reinvention, metamorphosing into a mighty reggaematic bass-driven live machine, blending ska, and rocksteady through Soul II Soul to grime and dubstep and beyond.
Tippa Irie
SUN. 2ND JUN – Rhythm Yard stage.
Referred to as Mr. Versatile, moves effortlessly between the dancehall and thought-provoking discussions about the state of the world.
Omega Nebula
FRI. 31ST MAY – Rhythm Yard stage.
A husband and wife, an electronic duo, revered for connecting with the audience on a deep level through their live/electronic hybrid performance.
Earl Sixteen
SUN. 2ND JUN. – Rhythm Yard stage.
The spreader of the roots rock reggae culture of his native Jamaica in the UK.
The Kubricks
SAT. 1ST JUN – Rhythm Yard stage.
One of the must-see ska bands of this generation who mix ska, reggae, and infectious melodic pop.
The Uppercut Band
FRI. 31ST MAY – Rhythm Yard stage
Backing some of reggae’s most representative musicians, they are now exploring his own album with the best talent from Jamaica and the UK.
Horseman
SUN. 2ND JUN – Rhythm Yard stage.
His hard-hitting beats have backed the best Reggae artists in the business. Famous for his precision timing and fearsome delivery he is just as comfortable on the mic as behind the kit.
Si Chai
SAT. 1ST & SUN. 2ND JUN. – Rhythm Yard stage.
There is no system he can’t sweeten, and no party he can’t plan for.
