The campsites provide their own friendly entertainment. There is an extra charge for camping (£27 or £18, dependant on campsite).

There is also entertainment for kids.

Music takes place Thursday 6 - 10pm, Friday 3 - 11.30pm, Saturday 12 - 11.30pm, Sunday 12 - 11pm.

Workshops and campsite entertainment before start of music.

Performances will include: an appearance from Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros; an exclusive UK festival appearance from folk-pop duo the Indigo Girls; a special acoustic performance by The Waterboys; a rare solo show by Cambridge favourite Billy Bragg; John Prine; The Dubliners, with Ronnie Drew & Jim McCann; an exclusive European appearance from US singer-songwriter Iris DeMent; Chumbawamba, now fusing breakbeats and folk samples with their characteristic protest stance; Oysterband, with the extended line-up of James O'Grady and Benji Kirkpatrick; gypsy band and World Music Award winners Taraf De Haidouks; together with her all star line-up, the Kate Rusby Band; a rare Festival appearance from Irish traditional band Altan; Eric Bibb, playing solo and with his band; Blue Murder, featuring Norma Waterson, Mike Waterson, Martin Carthy, Eliza Carthy, plus Coope, Boyes & Simpson; Eliza Carthy & Martin Green; jazz-hued acoustic music from Alison Brown Quartet; Cara Dillon;;Rory McLeod; and US songwriter Chip Taylor .
For the full confirmed list, click here.

Tickets: Full Festival (not including camping) £62; Friday £21; Saturday £32; Sunday £31
Camping: (Full Festival tickets only, per 2-3 berth tent) Cherry Hinton Hall £27; Coldhams Common £18 (second site).
Concessions, young people, children and access details from Box Office (01223) 357851.Booking from May 1 2002.
Information: (01223) 457245