Homegame 2009

Homegame is Fence Records annual festival which returns for its sixth year, with a whole weekend of performances. The event is deliberately held just outside tourist season, from Friday 17th until Sunday 19th April 2009, in order to bring an injection of money into the town at an otherwise quiet time. It takes place within the sleepy fishing village of Anstruther, Fife which is a pretty fishing village in a stretch of Scottish coastland known as the East Neuk.

The line-up for the festival includes King Creosote, Malcolm Middleton, Eagleowl, Rob St John, Slow Club, Burns Unit, The Pictish Trail, Things In Herds, Candythief, Emma Pollock, and James Yorkston. See below for the complete listing of acts announced so far.

The Homegame Festival features performances from acts on the label, a range of up-and-coming Scottish & UK acts, and a number of very special guests. Starting in 2004 as a two-day event in a small hall, the event now incorporates almost a dozen different venues scattered across Anstruther and Cellardyke, and attracts an audience from all corners of the UK and beyond.

Tickets for the festival are priced at £64.50. To buy tickets, click here.

The independent record label, based in the sleepy fishing village of Anstruther, in the East Neuk of Fife. Founded by Kenny Anderson (aka King Creosote), and co-managed by Johnny Lynch (aka The Pictish Trail).

This is a non-camping event, although accommodation options are available in the surrounding area.

The line-up announced so far is King Creosote, Malcolm Middleton, Eagleowl, Rob St John, Slow Club, Burns Unit, The Pictish Trail, Things In Herds, Candythief, Emma Pollock, James Yorkston, David Thomas Broughton, Meursault, De Rosa, Foxface, The Red Well, Rozi Plain, Rachael Dadd, Wig Smith, Ichi, Found, Art Pedro, Adem, Kid Canaveral, So Cow, Withered Hand, HMS Ginafore, Little Pebble, Michael Johnston, Karine Polwart, Adrian Crowley, Player Piano, Ziggy Campbell, Steven Cracknell (Memory Band), Animal Magic Tricks, Hardsparrow, Viking Moses, Expedition Guide, Melancholics Anonymouse, Golden Ghost, Come In Tokyo, Onthefly, Love.Stop.Repeat, Wiqwar, English Bore, Emily Scott, The Phantom Band, Little Ray, Doug Johnstone, Will Hodgkinson, Strike The Colours, George Thomas, Martin John Henry, Marina & The Diamonds, Olo Worms, Viva Stereo, Gummi Bako, DJ Dominic, Boywonde, The Hand, Inspector Tapehead, Jake Flower, Panda Su, François, The Cheek, John B Mckenna, Jonnie Common, Doogie Paul, Pete Greenwood, with more still to be announced.

More information will be here when available.

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