Camp Bestival - Performers

Annie Mac

Born and bred in Dublin to a family immersed in musicality, Annie left home at 17 to attend Queens University in Belfast, where she was bitten by the clubbing

Balearic Brothers

The Brighton based Balearic Brothers have been turning heads and making people smile on the South Coast’s sunshine worshiping music scene for quite

Barry Ashworth

As one half of the mighty Dub Pistols, Barry Ashworth has spent the best part of a decade at the forefront of beat culture. Chewing up hip-hop, dub

Benji Boko

Heard of Benji Boko, well you should have. Our own Rob Da Bank hails him as "One of the most versatile new guys out there, with a great stage presence

Boy 8-Bit

With a musical style that cuts up hip hop, electro, old school rave and house, Boy 8-Bit makes music to dance to, full stop.Starting out at the tender

Brett Lawrence

Brett Lawrence has gained notoriety throughout his career by programming sets that are as well crafted and sophisticated, as they are danceable.Fashioning

Cooly G

Coming out of Kode 9's Hyperdub label Cooly G has burst onto the scene with her unique take on deep house and dubstep. Catching the DJ bug from her Father

Darren Farrow

Get Shakes have built a reputation for producing an innovative blend of jacking electronica and incendiary punk-funk floor fillers. The duo's upcoming

DJ Derek

Derek Morris is a 68-year-old former accountant from Bristol with a penchant for cardigans and long subsidised bus journeys. But Derek has an unlikely

DJ Sisamo

DJ, poet, singer and producer are just a few strings to the bow of the multi talented Sisamo. Her life in music began in 1988 while working as a

DJ Swing Maniac

King of Swing, and a complete shellac nut, DJ Swing Maniac can often be seen Djing at Shugapush, The Shellac Shake, Lady Luck, Hellzapoppin’

DJ Yoda

DMC World Scratch Champion, Cut and Paste Mixtape Pioneer and DJ most likely to drop the theme from The Muppets at Camp Bestival, DJ Yoda is a true original. Yoda

Fear of Theydon

Fear of Theydon is one Julian Peck, a former Sunday Best tea-boy whose ability has seen him quickly rise through the ranks in a style not dissimilar to

Greg Wilson

With a DJ pedigree stretching back to the original disco era, Greg Wilson first came to national prominence in the early 1980’s as the first to champion

Greg's Greats

Greg is the director/owner of Greg’s Greats Records based in Foxton near Cambridge. With a stock of over 135,000 records, most made

Jack Beats

Without doubt one of the most talented and decorated DJ duos ever to grace a pair of decks we present the incredible Jack Beats. One half Scratch Pervert

Jaguar Skills

With the likes of Mark Ronson, Lupe Fiasco, Trevor Nelson and Chris Moyles unable to get enough of the original ninja - Mr Jaguar Skills - the rise (and

Jakwob

Having only just turned 20, James Jacob AKA 'Jakwob' has seen his nascent career take off in the last few months big style. First coming to acclaim via

Joker

At the tender age of just twenty Joker is already regarded as one of the country's top grime and dubstep producers, backed by the likes of Kode 9 and Skream

Jon Kahuna

As one half of FC/Kahuna, Jon has been one of the true pioneers ofelectronic dance music in the UK and has an impressive body of work behindhim. The critically

Jonny Trunk

Jonny Trunk is one of the world's leading authorities on and collectors of film music, TV music and unusual recordings. He is currently broadcaster of

Joy Orbison

One of the breakout stars of the rather crowded 2009 dubstep scene, we welcome 22 year old Peter O'Grady aka Joy Orbison.DJing since the tender age of

L-Vis 1990

One of the most exciting and innovative artists working in electronic music today, L-Vis 1990 is as renowned for his video and art direction as he is

Mark Lamarr

Perhaps more noted for his glittering comedy career, taking in countless stand-up tours, a decade hosting Never Mind The Buzzcocks as well as his role

MistaJam

Forget trying to nail MistaJam to a genre for he's a DJ who's from the school of thought where only those who've perfected the art of mixing need apply.

Mix-It-Up DJs

Mix-It-Up trained trained 16 people with learning disabilities to be DJs. The project is run by the charities Bournemouth People First and Poole Forum

Mr Scruff

Camp Bestival are extremely proud to present for you Manchester's premier DJ, producer, cartoonist and tea drinker, none other than the immortal Mr Scruff

Neill Roberts

Neill Roberts has been an integral part of the South’s break beat scene for the last 20 years. With one of the largest record collections on the

Ragga Twins

Starting out the early 80's as MC's in influential North London soundsystem UNITY, Ragga Twins Flinty Badman and Deman Rocker soon becoming

Reverend Milo Speedwagon

Reverend Milo has been playing records since ’93. He was a key contributor to milesahead magazine and has been involved in many of London’s

Rob da Bank

As the founder of Sunday Best Recordings he has been instrumental in creating one of the UK’s bravest and most eclectic independent record labels

Sombrero Sound System

Sombrero Sound System (AKA Duncan Turner and Jonny Bain) are resident party starters for Sunday Best and Bestival.Bonded by their like-minded ear for a

The Nextmen Feat. MC Wrec

Cambridge is mainly known for its famous university, an inordinate amount of cyclists, a terrible football team, a river made for punting, a folk festival

The Shellac Collective feat. DJ78, The Shellac Sisters, Greg’s Greats, Tip Tony Tunes, DJ Darren Harte, DJ SisaMo, DJ Swing Maniac & Tim Hellzapoppin

The Shellac Sisters

The Shellac Sisters are four glamorous retrochics who dress in all things vintage and play 78rpm records on 1920s wind-up gramophones. With a vast collection

Tosh Ohta

Without doubt one of this country’s most eclectic DJs Tosh Ohta has made a name for himself through his open minded music programming and stunning

Zero 7 (Soul/Boogie DJ Set)

As Zero 7, Sam Hardaker and Henry Binns have, over the last decade made some of the most blissed out grooves known to man and that really is no exaggeration.