Saffy Posted July 20, 2012 Share Posted July 20, 2012 My daughter saw them at Keele Uni .. said they were right perves ... I'd go JUST for Mr. Scruff alone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greengeek Posted July 20, 2012 Share Posted July 20, 2012 Would be better if he brought along 2D Roots Manuva Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kamble Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 you can WIN one of 2 adult weekend passes to SHEFTIVAL by visiting our website http://www.junglelionska.co.uk and looking in the 'News' section - there is a LOT of excitement about this event, just the music lineup is fantastic, quite apart from all the other attractions, many of which are free - £12 is a total bargain, about half of what you'd pay to see just one band in say, the 02 or plug. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy C Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Also to add - if you order tickets online in advance at http://www.sheftival.co.uk you can also buy cheap tram tickets to get out to Don Valley at the same time. Normal Stagecoach tram & bus dayrider = £3.90 Sheftival tram only dayrider bought online = £2.60 Arena/Don Valley Stadium tram stop is alongside the Sheftival site. Free car parking at Meadowhall Interchange. Normal Park & Ride rates at Nunnery Square, Middlewood and Halfway (£4.50 for car + 1 tram passenger or £6.50 for car + 2 adults & 2 children on tram). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clegane Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Who is doing the stewarding????? If its G4S Im not going. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rubydazzler Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Toots and the Maytals? Really? Legend! Well that's me down there then! Actually it sounds like a great weekend, something for everyone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy C Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 Tramlines Arena (Don Valley Bowl) Saturday Stooshe Noisettes Lemar The Selecter Laura Steel Ryan O Shaugnessy Danny Shah Sour Cherry Final Showtime and Further Announcements TBC Sunday The Lightning Seeds Marcus Collins The Crookes Dodgy Carmen Ghia and the Hot Rods Misha B Lawson Vida Loxley Silver Band Final Showtime and Further Announcements TBC JuJu Club Stage Saturday 8pm: Toots & the Maytals 7pm: Macka B 6pm: Jungle Lion 5pm: Soukous Revelation 4pm: Balkan Bandits 3pm: Renegade Brass Band 2pm: Nisha Bollywood 1pm: Noise Blasters Sunday 8pm: The Beat 7pm: Kanda Bongo Man 6pm: Bollywood Brass 5pm: Sheffield Samba Band 4pm: Truly Apparent 3pm: The Mighty Vipers 2pm: Blood Sport 1pm: Angelina African Dance The Sharrow Festival Family Village The 'Village' offers you the buzz and family friendly atmosphere of Sheffield's highly successful multi-cultural Sharrow Festival. It's all about taking part, for all ages, with regular dance sessions through the weekend, drumming workshops and even spraycan art. There’s a Sure Start tent for the under-fives and Burngreave Community Radio Station bringing in some of their best acts. There’s also Children's Carnival Parade. The largest tent in the Village is reserved for carnival costume making. Children and adults alike will be able to put together wacky and colourful costumes in preparation for the Children's Carnival Parade round the festival site on Sunday afternoon. With the Sheffield Samba band heading it up and the Bollywood Brass band bringing up the rear. Sheftival Sports Zone Boxing, table tennis and loads of sports and fitness to try out in the Fitness Unlimited Tent. Have a go at Zumba and other healthy dance forms or even try your hand at some Taekwondo. The Yellow Brick Road Monkey Bump Dance Tent Saturday 9pm: Greg Zogg & Dill Planet Zogg 8pm: Sheffield Techno Institute 7pm: Youngsta (Fwd / Rinse FM) 6pm: Autograff & Reuben G (R8 & LSS) 5pm: Jack Opus & Checan (Bunga Bunga) 4pm: Sequoia Sound System 3pm: The Globologist (JuJu) 2pm: Riddimtion Sound 1pm: Riddimtion Sound Sunday 9pm: Feedback: Venja 8pm: Phatworld (Off Me Nut) 7pm: Collect ft. Oliver Ho aka Raudive (Poker Flat) 6pm: Squarehead (No Uniform) 5pm: DMK (Wait) 4pm: Grimaz (Rubber Dub) 3pm: Arnivore ft. The Legitimate Gentlemen 2pm: Arie, Rubiconman & Dubzee 1pm: Smiley Maxx (Concrete Jungle) Jamaican Jerk BBQ, The Sundial Area Saturday 7 - 9pm: I-SUS Sound System 4 – 7pm: Gussie P presents Sip a Cup Records with Matic Horns + Special Guest Speaker Macka B (JA Independence) 3 – 3.30pm: Swami (Dubcentral) 2.30 – 3pm: Desi D 2 – 2.30pm: K.O.G. 1 – 1.30pm: Film screening 1pm – 1.30pm: Little Gee (Dubcentral) Sunday 6 – 9pm: I-SUS Sound System 5 – 6pm: Byron 4 – 5pm: Father Moosey 3 – 4pm: Dadi Radi 2- 3pm: Mr Meerkat (Dubcentral) 1 – 2pm: Legaliz & Lady Dee (Murder She Wrote) The Busker’s Barge The Busker’s Barge is a groundbreaking floating stage that will take people on a 40min ride up Sheffield’s historic canals with live performances from:- Alvarez Kings, Blue Lip Feel, Cats:For:Peru, Chris Cooper Band, Early Cartographers, Firesuite, Matt Abbot, Nat Johnson, Oxo Foxo, The Payroll Union, Renegade Brass Band, Sarah Mac, Seize The Chair, Stuart Faulkner, The Clench, Laura Steel The Jetty Side Chill-Out Relax by the Riverside with a chill out area featuring live music and DJs. There’s also a tea tent and some of the more relaxing sports to watch or join in with. Thornbridge Live Acoustic and folk in an unplugged environment washed down with some great ale. Icesheffield Free Iceskating whilst DJs play during the daytime (10.30am – 6pm). Saturday from 6pm – 9pm will be an huge Free Foam Party. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BarryRiley Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 I hope this does well. It's nice to have such things be a part of your city whether you like the music or not. However, it seems to be poorly conceived and can't really decide what it wants to be. The marketing for it (in particular the topline) isn't strong enough and I think this may alienate some people who will be confused by the fact that it's a music festival with pop acts, reggae, bowling, tennis, the Olympics on a screen, real ale trails and a jerk chicken stall Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy C Posted July 23, 2012 Share Posted July 23, 2012 I hope this does well. It's nice to have such things be a part of your city whether you like the music or not. However, it seems to be poorly conceived and can't really decide what it wants to be. The marketing for it (in particular the topline) isn't strong enough and I think this may alienate some people who will be confused by the fact that it's a music festival with pop acts, reggae, bowling, tennis, the Olympics on a screen, real ale trails and a jerk chicken stall The site map probably best shows what is there... http://www.sheftival.co.uk/map.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rad Posted July 24, 2012 Share Posted July 24, 2012 I'm really looking forward to it - it's a pretty diverse day and could be a lot of fun. Hopefully the weather will hold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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