Rhythms of the World Festival 2014
Saturday 2nd to Sunday 3rd August 2014Hitchin Priory, Tilehouse St, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 2DL, England MAP
£15 a day adults, children (6-17 yrs) £5, under 5s free
Rhythms of the World festival is held on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd August, expect performances of music, dance (and a few surprises) across multiple stages.
Set in a parkland area in the centre of Hitchin in Hertfordshire, the festival offers music from the local area and around the world. An event for all ages and musical tastes.
Line-up
Saturday
12.00 Sir Walter J Wallis Band
12.00 Blunt Beats Kru
12.00 Kumara
12.00 A Band Like This
12.00 Offley Endowed Primary School
12.00 The Twirling Canes
12.30 Erin Tidey
12.45 Kev Maher
12.50 Bass X Height
13.00 Susie Ro and Ayla
13.00 Beau Jangles
13.05 White Line Diaries
13.15 Nadeem Leigh & Dubious Luxury
13.20 Jack Lawther
13.30 The Winchester Collective
13.40 The Informatives
14.00 Kev Maher
14.00 Blisseyes
14.00 Fishwife's Broadside
14.10 Asya Fairchild
14.10 Sunday Driver
14.30 CC Smugglers
14.30 Danny Cluso
14.30 Performers from Elstree UTC
14.55 Spacepope
15.00 J.S.Watts
15.15 Kev Maher
15.30 ReggaeMATTic
15.30 Soma
15.30 Samuel Hamer
15.45 Ustad Mehboob Nadeem
15.45 The Finger Choppers
15.50 Kill Confirmed
15.50 Melon
16.20 Ryan Shaw-Hawkins
16.30 jamie beckett (jammy b)
16.40 Cara Beard
16.45 Kev Maher
16.45 The Kingston Inn
16.45 Kakatsitsi Master Drummers from Ghana
16.45 Owen Stephen
16.45 Jamie Flett and The Flaming Jets
17.10 Jay Hawksley
17.15 Toque Tambor
17.30 Gabz
17.30 Agent M
17.40 Indi and the Vegas
17.45 Ric Birtill
18.00 Charmaine Dawson
18.05 BURP (Berkhamsted Ukulele Random Players
18.15 Owen Stephen
18.20 Guido and the Hellcats
18.30 KOOLâ
HERTZ
18.35 Tides
18.45 London Afrobeat Collective
18.45 Los Chicos Muertos
18.50 George Smith
19.10 White Fly
19.20 Minimal Klezmer
19.35 Black Noise
19.45 Owen Stephen
19.50 Ryddim Kings featuring Kareem
20.00 DJ Marcus G Hurley
20.15 Kobo Town
20.30 Atlas
20.30 Musa Mboob and Xam Xam
21.00 Phili 'N' Dotz
21.00 Blunt Beats Kru
21.15 Owen Stephen
21.45 Freshlyground
22.00 Celtic Krystal
22.00 Josephine and The Artizans
Sunday
12.00 GARDEN CITY SAMBA
12.00 Blunt Beats Kru
12.00 Alex Bay & His Full Band
12.05 Lucy Hodson
12.30 Younique
12.30 Covenant Praise Community Choir
12.30 Kelly Oliver
12.40 Black Halo
12.45 Sandra Grant aka Lady Saxophonist
12.50 New Youth Foundation Workshop
13.15 Nathan Watson & The Freakanomics
13.15 The Prophecy
13.30 Rootz Music
13.30 Dj-Lady Nelson
13.30 Laura Victoria
13.45 Claudia Aurora
14.00 Sandra Grant aka Lady Saxophonist
14.00 Blighty Inc
14.05 Shannon
14.30 Traitors
14.30 Doug
14.30 The SG's
14.30 Aspire School of Dance
14.55 Neverworld
15.00 B3 Experience
15.05 Rose Fowler
15.15 Sandra Grant aka Lady Saxophonist
15.30 Pete Woodroffe
15.30 Maharaja Blues
15.30 DJ Roots Souljah
15.35 Roxy Searle
15.45 Son Yambu
15.50 One Bit
16.30 Megson
16.30 James Sherwood
16.45 Zaheer
16.45 Restricted Hours
17.00 The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
17.00 Sunrise City
17.30 Dj Floydcide
17.30 Erbalist
17.30 Joey Hanson
17.30 baronstudio sound system
17.45 Sukhi Rayat's Tabla Rhythms
17.45 Matt Stevens
17.50 Delora
18.00 Pete Woodroffe
18.00 Ije Amaechi
18.30 Blunt Beats Kru
18.30 DCS
18.30 Moats
18.45 The State Affair Uk
18.45 The Old Dance School
19.00 Chevy Heaven
19.15 Pete Woodroffe
19.45 Courtney Pine
20.00 Childhood
20.10 Tabeeya Egyptian Dance Company
20.10 Rhythms of Egypt
20.10 Guy Schalom
Comperes & DJs
Rev Michael Roden
Juicebox DJs
Grant Meaby
Wally
Purple Dread
Adam O
Gareth Lloyd
Tickets
Tickets for either day are priced at £15 for adults and £5 for children (aged 6-17 years). Free for 5 years and under.
Disabled festival-goers also benefit from a 2-for-1 ticket deal where anyone who is in receipt of Disability Living Allowance or who is a blue badge holder is entitled to bring a friend or carer free.
Accommodation
This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area.
More information will be here when available.
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