Artists A-Z
The WOMADelaide 2010 program brochure will be distributed throughout Australia in December and January, to view the online version CLICK HERE and to view the schedule CLICK HERE.
To view the full schedule including playing times CLICK HERE.
All times correct as at 18 February 2010.
Amal Murkus (Palestine/Israel)
Murkas melds pop elements with Palestinian folklore and traditional Arabic heritage. More
The Armada (Canada/Australia/Ireland)
Jeff Martin (Tea Party) formed this trio resulting in exotic blends of rock. More
Exotic original music forged in the fire of contemporary flamenco. More
This 10-piece big band have big-top energy and provide a compelling spectacle. More
Barking Spider Visual Theatre 'Biscuit Readings' (Australia)
Are you more of a Tim Tam than a BBQ Shape? More
De Stijle, Want... 'Hek' (The Netherlands)
Transforming a fence into a fitness device, a musical instrument or even a shelter. More
A dub-influenced exploration of traditional Ethiopian styles and 1970s grooves. More
A star of the Buena Vista Social Club, Ochoa delivers unforgettable performances. More
Writing brutally honest songs crossing cultural and musical boundaries. More
George Kamikawa and Noriko Tadano (Japan/Australia)
The marriage of country blues guitar and traditional Japanese roots music. More
Askarov, a singer of extraordinary ability is a figurehead of Azerbaijani mugham music. More
Grrilla Step (Australia/Pacific)
The world’s first Krump band and incorporates Papua New Guinean log drumming. More
A new brassy style fusing the better parts of jazz, rock, reggae and hip hop. More
Kathakali Dance Ensemble (India)
This dance-drama ensemble present excerpts from the epic Indian poem The Mahabharata. More
Kungkarangkalpa in the Sky (Australia)
South Australian Indigenous artists showcase their work in an aerial exhibition. More
La Compagnie Transe Express (France)
An innovative aerial show with characters balancing in the air! More
LAFA and Artists Dance Company (Taiwan)
A young company changing the perception of dance it Taiwan. More
Mairtin O'Connor Trio (Ireland)
This trio use their instrumental powers to launch traditional Irish music into full flight. More
Mariem Hassan (Western Sahara)
Mariem Hassan is hailed as the true voice of the Western Sahara. More
Monkey Puzzle Tree (Australia)
This quartet reaches for ethereal soundscapes and compositions that embrace worldly sounds. More
Nortec Collective presents: Bostich and Fussible (Mexico)
They have invented nortec – a fusion of norteño and hard techno dance beats. More
The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra (Australia)
Bringing contemporary African funk to Australian dancefloors. More
Ravi Shankar and Anoushka Shankar (India)
This sitar master is the great popular icon of Indian music. More
They lay the foundation for rocksteady, reggae, dub, dancehall and raga. More
Slack Taxi 'Bouncers' (Australia)
Dynamic and acrobatic Bouncers tumble and head-spin through audiences. More
Strange Fruit 'Ringing the Changes' (Australia)
Performers elevated on swaypoles creating musical theatre. More
A young songwriter of maturity, depth and creativity beyond his years. More
Embracing the old songs of Russian thieves, punk classics and contemporary ska. More
Xavier Rudd and Izintaba (Australia)
Combining the raw edge of his rigorous guitar/vocal/didgeridoo and percussion workouts. More
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