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Join us, join us, join us you fun-loving feet stompers, for our second annual festival of beautiful music, mouth-watering, reasonably-priced food and drink and of course, a good ol' boogie.


Announcing.

ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN performed by Gary Mullen & The Works Official

Gary’s career as Freddie started in 2000, when his wife and mother secretly applied to the TV show Stars in Their Eyes. Gary won the overall Live Grand Final, polling 864,838 votes, more than double the runner up and setting the all time record for votes on the show. Gary is featured in the Stars in Their Eyes video, CD and book and has represented the UK on Euro Stars in Their Eyes.

After the television experience, Gary performed as a solo artist but immediately started to receive rave reviews and n 2002 he created “One Night of Queen” and formed his band “The Works”.

Gary was personally invited by Brian May to attend the Queen & Paul Rodgers show in Cardiff and was thrilled to be introduced to Brian backstage after the show. For the first time in Gary's life, he was left speechless by one of the greatest men in rock and roll history.

These guys. Well, they’re the bee's knees, and we cannot wait to deliver to you all an unparalleled take on what not all of us were lucky enough to see - Freddie Mercury stomping, dancing, stamping and singing his way through all your hearts and minds.


The Four Kicks (A tribute to Kings Of Leon)

The Four Kicks are vastly developing a reputation as the UK's finest tribute to the Kings of Leon. They've performed in venues all over Europe receiving plaudits from venues, promoters and mega-fans alike. They’ll be taking us on a journey across all 7 Kings of Leon studio albums, capturing the energy and raucous excitement of the early days through to the atmospheric stadium-fillers of their more recent work. Combining all of this into an epic live performance and partnered with Bannaroo’s production, we cannot wait for you to experience the most authentic Kings of Leon live experience their is.

Popes of Chillitown

A Ska/Dub/Punk band from London, who have been rampaging through the UK ska scene for the last few years like an unstoppable grooving, skanking juggernaut. A straight-up ska-punk band they are not, expertly mashing the energy of upbeat ska, punk, 2-tone and drum & bass with the groove of reggae and dub, adding in the lyrical flow of hip hop and finishing it all off with a generous helping of catchy melodies and hooks. The result has been likened to artists such as Capdown, Skindred, The Beat, The Police and Jamie T.

After releasing their pledge-funded debut album ‘A Word To The Wise’ in 2013, the band have had a relentless touring schedule across the UK and into Europe, seeing them play banging headline shows, festivals and support slots with the likes of Reel Big Fish, The Selecter, The Skints and plenty more.

Miserable Man

Miserable Man joins' Bannaroo 2019 with his unique take on acoustic pop blending Reggae Ska, Rocksteady and Old Jazz to create a raw, organic sound that perfectly accompanies any sunny day.

Armed only with a guitar, his voice, old school mouth trumpet and some foot percussion, we cannot wait to bop our way through the sunset with this one man band of joy.

The Mccurdy Brothers

What began as two Hillbilly buskers filling the markets of Norwich with crazy electric Swamp-billy has turned into a formidable rockabilly blues machine, sweeping through local Norwich venues with their own take on a ginormous blues sound.

Playing ENTIRELY homemade instruments made out of junk they can find, scavenge or barter for and influenced by Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King and Muddy Waters, we cannot wait for this unique duo to leave us rasping and screaming in the early afternoon with eclectic mix of all things bouncy.


As always, stay tuned for further updates and another announcement later this year.

All our love,

B

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Edited March 19, 2019 by bannaroo