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[sarahcotgrove]

Anyone going to Vintage at Goodwood? the line up is so different from the usual festivals - you would NEVER be able to see this lot all in one place - also, a stage for each decade from 40's to the 80's, incl.an 80s warehouse,a 70's ROLLER DISCO with 2 floors and a burlesque club.I just cant get excited about any other festival after seeing this website and the press coverage, Lily Allens opening her clothes shop there too! - is anyone on here going?

Edited by sarahcotgrove, 08 March 2010 - 03:54 PM.

[5co77ie]

sarahcotgrove, on Mar 8 2010, 03:52 PM, said:

you would NEVER be able to see this lot all in one place - also, a stage for each decade from 40's to the 80's, incl.an 80s warehouse,a 70's ROLLER DISCO with 2 floors and a burlesque club

Sounds a bit like Shambala

[Flounder]

its being highly touted by Luke Highliner ( who is curating) - good line up and sounds v interesting but a bit out of my price-range

[sarahcotgrove]

Same price as Glasto if u take a tent - I think its worth it just for the clean showers and loos alone lol!!! my 2 fav things - cool music, and vintage clothes shopping all in one wknd!!! CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!

[sarahcotgrove]

Well so far theyve got...... Martha and the vandellas, alvin stardust, aswad, buzzcocks, don letts, gaggle, guilty pleasures with sean rowley, heaven 17, kid creole, the coconuts, mark jones, roy wood, the noisettes, sandie shaw, beaux belles, imelda may, (OMG!) james langton, jeffs two tone boogie, john miller orchestra, kitten von mew (what a name!!!!) Laura B and the moonlighters, mike sanchez (!!!!!!!!!) Pete longs gillespiana, ray gelato, simon donald, the floor technicians, the swing commanders, tim hellapoppin, black elvis, caezars, dragster, gaz rockin blues, keb darge (Legend!) jessie and the orbits, long tall texans, pete donegan, matchbox, simon the preacher, slim slip, THE DAMNED!, the highliners, the new forbidden, the polecats, the rezillos, wanda jackson, mike flowers pops, johnny dankworth tribute, john shuttleworth, johnny trunk, karminsky, lorraine bowen, people like us, the indigo club, the leisure society, the martini kings, the swingle sisters, ali b, craig charles (LOVE the bbc6 music show!) CHRIS HILL!!!??! cymande II, dave edwards, Deep funk with keb darge, earl gateshead, geno washington, the ram jam band, hjipshaker, jah thomas, joe bataan, leroy hutson, marshall chess, pama international, rox the beat, the fil;thy six, the third degree, the wailers, tighten up, greg wilson, graeme park, horse meat disco, jazzie b, joey negro, les spaine, lowlife, norman jay!

now thats what i call a line up of musical education!!!! (and apparently theyve got loads they havent announced yet)
From whats on the website, the whole idea is a different stage and area for each decade, and its all designed by wayne hemmingway who's idea it was, so you can be a rockabilly one night, then a mod the next,(Eddie illar is doing the soul casino stage) then mike flowers has got a chill out easy listening lounge and snowboys got a 40's burlesque club, and theyve got outdoor cinemas and high streets for each area so you get like a 50's launderette to do your washing and hair salons doing all the different styles and make up etc.... plus, proper vintage shops!!! think i just died and went to heaven!!! love to know if anyone else thinking of going and what camping option to go for as there are so many on the website? theres pods and caravans and all kinds of stuff, did glasto last year, and womad,but this looks so different, Iam definitely up for some of this!!! advice anyone?

[redcardi]

sarahcotgrove, on Mar 8 2010, 03:52 PM, said:

Anyone going to Vintage at Goodwood? the line up is so different from the usual festivals - you would NEVER be able to see this lot all in one place - also, a stage for each decade from 40's to the 80's, incl.an 80s warehouse,a 70's ROLLER DISCO with 2 floors and a burlesque club.I just cant get excited about any other festival after seeing this website and the press coverage, Lily Allens opening her clothes shop there too! - is anyone on here going?

Sounds brilliant - the festival you can wear heels to!! Also Martha and the Vandellas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dubversion]

does anyone have any idea how sales for this are going? It's my one festy this year that I'm not playing at (going as a guest) but I haven't met a SINGLE person who's bought a ticket. I know it's outside the usual "festy circuit" so perhaps sales are all happening in Chelsea but I'm starting to wonder if it'll happen...

[mouikey]

My hubby and I are going, and really looking forward to it... dunno about tix sales - we go ours 241 so it was a bargain!!! Just trying to decide whether to camp or drive down each day (we don't live too far away). Need to get some shopping done so I have at least one 'vintage' outfit to wear in advance of the festival!
I really hope its gonna be good

[SecretShame]

I am really tempted by this, looks really good fun. Is anyone else thinking of camping? We would probably go down on Friday so wonder what space would be like in the camp site being as it opens on Thursday.

[HAPPY CHEF]

Thinking about going down for Saturday,camping and if its any good staying for the Sunday,it does look like fun.

[hipshaker]

we'll be there ...... and looking forward to it immensely. will be a fantastic event!!

[Cherryb1510]

I will be there Really looking forward to it as i am sure it will be so diffrent from Glastonbury.

[danbailey80]

Thought this a great success...Very different but it had it's own unique charm...Anyone else go?

[the-beast]

Went on the Sunday and had a great time, think a lot of the crowd were not really there for the music though.

[Medina]

I was also there Sunday. Thought it interesting but a tad pricey for what was on offer (£55 for a day ticket plus £5 for parking plus extra charges for some of the internal attractions).

Many of those present clearly had plenty of cash to splash - the champagne bar was busy despite sky-high prices for a bottle of Veuve.

Liked the internal decoration in the different venues but disliked the amount of corporate branding and the high prices (£1.60 for a polystyrene cup of tea).

Still an interesting concept though. Will watch how it develops next year. Friends enjoyed it more than I did.