Sunday Music Recommendations.

[4AssedMonkey]

Having now had a look at the full lineup and the draft clashfinder, I see that there is bugger all on music-wise that I'm fussed about on the Sunday. I'd like to take the opportunity to check out some new stuff, so would appreciate some recommendations and descriptions of acts that you love.

Cheers.

[siblin]

I'll be spending a good chunk of it at williams green - New Build, Everything Everything, and Public Service Broadcasting.

[chris_top_her]

what kinda stuff you like ? i could imagine jessie ware and tom odell are gonna get huge crowds on this day

[badger80]

I'm actually quite glad the Sunday lineup is 'weak'. After hectic Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with loads of acts I want to see, I'm quite looking forward to a more relaxed Sunday visiting some of the stages I've probably not spent much time at such as The Park (Laura Mvula, Tim Burgess) and JP (Tom Odell, Jessie Ware). West Holts looks good early afternoon with Riot Jazz and Dub Colossus as does Williams Green I'll defo be seeing The Beat and Ulrich Schnauss, Vacines and The View are all playing there too.

It actually not that weak at all really when you delve a bit deeper into the lineup..

[badger80]

Forgot to mention Seth Troxler vs Eats Everything doing a Detroit Roller Disco set at the Beat Hotel .... thats a must see set for me too.

[yellowsnow]

Stealing Sheep, Suuns, Deap Vally and Jessie Ware all worth checking out.

[Wooderson]

Matthew E White, PiL, Sergio Mendes. All gonna be pretty good.

If I was a carefree young fella again I'd prolly check out Sub Focus in the Temple.

[Jeffbain]

We were planning on spending the day at Williams Green too. Nothing else appeals that day. Seems all the best acts are on Friday, well from a personal point of view.

[russycarps]

mumford & sons are decent

[Homer]

Evan Dando playing Lemonheads hits in the Avalon looks tempting.

[russycarps]

Evan Dando playing Lemonheads hits in the Avalon looks tempting.

[James Bolivar]

If you are after a last night hook-up, Nick Cave is playing and he is popular among the ladies.

Lianne La Havas is really good in a laid back, soulful, poppy way

Rudimental are a chart dance band of some flair and definite appeal for me

Phoenix is the sort of alt-rock band much loved by American college radio. Again, poppy and fun.

Eat Static and System 7 are on - dance electronica. S7 are Steve Hillege, one time Gong member and arch-hippy. Eat Static are the Ozric Tentacles in all but name.

[James Bolivar]

mumford & sons are decent

[badger80]

Nice boys, always dress well too.

[russycarps]

Jolly nice chaps, not exactly headliner material though.

[badger80]

will you be able to hear them from your gazebo?

[russycarps]

No probably not, we're gonna camp on Dairy Ground I reckon. And besides Ive got no intentions of spending much time at the tents. If the weathers good, the gazebo probably wont see much action, unless you wanna come hang out Russy

I'll probably swerve the Mumfords, and go check a headliner on a smaller stage.

[m_bantam]

Dreadzone - Always worth seeing. Playing Gully

[lucyginger]

Another vote for The Beat here.

[badger80]

Good stuff, you seem like a bit of a crank, you'll fit right in

I'm gonna try and make a badger flag , but art n crafts was never one of my strong suits, I'll get see if one of the girls can make it for me!

[badger80]

Another vote for The Beat here.

[sisco]

The View, Palma Violets, The Vaccines, Editors and maybe a bit of Vampire Weekend (clash permitting) will do me.

[Zoo Music Girl]

Sunday is my busiest day. Nick Cave is a given (check him out if you've not seen him before) and I'm very excited about PiL. Vampire Weekend are good for a sunny feelgood moment. Public Service Broadcasting are my favourite new band and a bit different. And Kenny Rogers will be fun too I reckon.

And then there's Brucie...

[Mr.Tease]

I know people are a bit more critical of the lineup this year, but for me it's pretty good, with stuff to see every day. On Sunday, I would recommend:

The Heavy

I am Kloot

The Congos

Sergio Mendes

Michael Kiwanuka

Nick Cave

Lianne La Havas

Bobby Womack

Cat Power

Hollie Cook

Dreadzone

Charles Bradley

[4AssedMonkey]

TBH, Rudimental at Hell - I missed that. Is it on well late? Had myself down for seeing them at Sonic, but that might alleviate a clash. Aside from that, it was Palma Violets and a few other things at Williams Green, bit no "must sees".

Seen Subfocus a couple of times and would consider this, but the wee hours of Monday morning I'll be in bed. I'm nearly 40, so will be utterly wiped by then. Suspect this is what you were alluding to Wooders.

In terms of taste I don't want to pigeonhole it. My taste is varied. Anything that makes me think/feel/move will do.