Artists A-Z
THE FULL LINE-UP HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED – OVER 60 FANTASTIC GROUPS FROM 32 COUNTRIES WILL PERFORM AT THE 2011 FESTIVAL!
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Embracing fusions of punk, jazz, classical and more in true European style. More
A one-man band never sounded so good. More
This legendary supergroup master the art of blending genres for an explosive stage show. More
A 13-piece dynamic Afrobeat band. More
Modernising the traditional Irish music scene. More
This blind couple celebrate their dazzling brand of Afro Blues. More
Ana explores Portugal's answer to the blues in a fresh, vital way. More
Australia's famed folk pop darlings. More
Angus Watt's flags fly above the festival site. More
Archie follows the storytelling tradition of his indigenous ancestors both powerfully and emotionally. More
The strident new voice of modern folk. More
This is where the blues gets modern. More
A musical union that blurs cultural and stylistic boundaries. More
Bob Brozman is the musicologist who is both student and participant. More
A passion for Latin music attracts these Adelaide musicians. More
The undisputed Calypso Queen. More
These skilled puppeteers will wow crowds. More
The musical treasures of Haiti are recreated by this ten-piece choir. More
DakhaBrakha create wild and unforgettable music! More
Seven-piece band reviving vintage soul masterpieces. More
The influential godfather of club music. More
Dubmarine are the essential modern Dancehall sound. More
A new and powerful voice has emerged in Faiz Ali Faiz. More
An exhibition of 20 original and unique paintings. More
This hip-hop master is renowned for his explosive live shows. More
A welcome reunion for the eclectic acoustic quartet. More
Magical, mystical Gracie Spoon has learned every trick in the book. More
Born from the Chinese punk scene, Hanggai introduce their traditional Mongolian roots. More
One of Jamaica's most distinctive vocalists. More
These dancers present their traditional cultural celebrations, called 'sing sings'. More
Ireland's striking new songbird. More
Pushing the new wave of indie folk towards beguiling pop appeal. More
This might big band is devoted to the full range of Cuban music. More
A mystical garden awaits... More
She sings sweetly but wields a mean ukulele. More
The world premier of Breathe promises a journey through the sacred nature of suspended breath. More
Passion surges when Ireland's great modern troubador takes to the stage. More
A harp player of shimmering virtuosity. More
Hers is a powerful voice with fiery lyrics and style. More
Follow the journey of the Black Arm Band in this feature documentary. More
Taking the energy of jazz and rock while mastering traditional percussion-based music. More
Respected as one of Australia's great cult bands. More
Nitin is a globally celebrated, UK-based musician/producer/DJ. More
This pioneering British DJ has influenced a generation. More
The frenetic Dabke sounds of Syrian folk-pop. More
Reforming to bring their Brazilian psychedelic tunes to Australia. More
Rajendra brings flute and shehnai to traditional Indian music. More
Described as sonic voodoo. More
Seamlessly blending hip-hop, soul, dub and bass with roots-reggae. More
This roving installation that draws audiences into the storybook world of Tricia and Helix the snail. More
This is the sound of metal, muscle and movement colliding. More
Bringing to life deep grooves and avant-garde jazz. More
Uniting electonic trance, salsa and pusing beats. More
Silky vocals head a soul-meets-hip-hop venture. More
Putting a contemporary edge to Inuit throat singing. More
Tawdry Heartburn invites audiences to divulge their deepest, darkest secrets.. More
These musicians have found common ground in roots, bluegrass, gospel and Americana. More
The spiritual spower and drama of Maori culture and the energy of Samoar and Cook islands. More
Pop, folk and blues with an eerie, dramatic, primal sound. More
Part Balkan gypsy brass band, part roaring twenties swing ensemble. More
The Yabu Band forge a new sound: Desert rock-reggae. More
Master percussionist returns to the roots of gypsy music. More