Line-up Announced
Vale Earth Fair 2012 full line-up announced.
The Channel Islands longest running music and arts festival, the Vale Earth Fair, takes place on Sunday 26th August at the Vale Castle. Acts performing on the day are now all confirmed, and it’s shaping up to be a real classic. With UK Hip Hop legend Roots Manuva headlining the show, there is an all-star supporting cast on the bill across six stages, featuring bands from the UK, France, and Jersey, alongside local artists. The full line up is as follows:
Castle Stage
23:00 Subsource
21:15 Roots Manuva
20:00 Rebel Control
18:45 Speakeasy
17:30 The Correspondents
16:30 Land of the Giants
15:30 Last of the Light Brigade
14:30 Brave Yesterday
13:30 Sugar Slam
12:30 Rentoclean
Stage against the Machine
23:00 Top Buzzer
22:00 Stan Smith
21:00 Teaspoonriverneck
20:00 Blackpool
19:00 The Gaa Gaas
18:00 Tantale
17:00 Wild Card
16:00 Elmer Henley
15:10 Skid Rue
14:20 Twelve Tribe Mansion
13:30 Stone Em All
12:45 The Deadbeats
12:00 Phantom Cosmonaut
Busking Stage
Acoustic acts from Midday until 19:30, featuring :
Jersey Bob
Ukaladeez
A Day Before Thursday
Emily Powell
Jack Chown
and special guests.
Funk Da Rock presents the
Bangorang Stage
23:15 DJ Four Q
22:30 Milaflore, Jimi Riddlz, & Apex (Live)
21:30 Brobots (Live)
20:45 Ooko
19:15 Krossbow (Live)
17:45 DJ Garcee
16:45 Limey Banton
15:45 Bad Boi Selecta vs Black Belt Jones
15:00 Bright Lights (Live)
14:15 Russel T
13:30 DJ Lino
12:45 DJ X-Cut
12:00 Nessi G (Live)
Dance Zone
22:30 DJ Ray Marshall
21:00 DJ Tank
19:30 DJ Mike H
18:00 DJ Warren
16:30 DJ Sean Johnson
15:00 DJ Karl
13:30 DJ Luke
Pixie Stage
22:30 Sephira
21:30 Liquidic
20:00 Psylobster
18:30 Tripnip
17:00 Alex Psymons
16:00 Liquidic
14:30 Badger
13:30 Sephira
12:00 Merkaba Mashup
Advance tickets for £15- are now on sale from Saiko, Kendall Guitars, Yak Wax, HS2, Clobberbox, and White Label Records in Jersey, online at the tickets page. The price on the day is £20- at the gate, and children (12 and under) are free if accompanied by an adult.
There will be the usual array of stalls, food tents, licensed bar, and children’s area, among other attractions, and profits from the event will go towards humanitarian causes the Burma Campaign, Free Tibet, Oxfam and Bridge 2 Haiti.
The Vale Earth Fair is not a BYOB event.
