Rootsville Festival

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If it’s summer, it must be festival season. You’ve been there, you’ve done that. You want something new, something different, something inspirational.

That’ll be Rootsville, then.

Picture this.
• Four stages set against the Victorian buildings of a unique venue with non-stop music of all sounds, sizes and shapes.
• From homespun heroes to global giants, from expansive to eclectic, from noon to 6am.
• Totally free from midday to 6pm. Just £20 for the next 12 hours.

“The spirit of Rootsville is hiptripstic and happy with random acts of spontaneous entertainment and explosive cathartic performances in a carnival like atmosphere,” says festival maestro Kent Davis. “And don’t think we’re saving the best till last either – one of the biggest acts will be before 6pm.”


A groundbreaking not-for-profit festival, Rootsville takes place Saturday 30th June amid the cool, colourful contemporary surroundings of the Custard Factory in downtown Birmingham.

From indie to Indian, from gypsy to jazz, from punk to funk.

Under The Arches
Headlining the Festival and marking the debut of the venue’s new Under the Arches stage, will be 90s Madchester indie legends and masters of three minute pop perfections INSPIRAL CARPETS.

They’ll be joined under the massive railway arch by a line-up that includes Aussie electronic beats sensations THE PRESETS; Canadian glo-sticks electro groove nu rave outfit DANDI WIND; Newcastle’s feedback swamped incendiary indie guitar finest KUBICHEK!; and Birmingham’s eclectic eccentric exponents of the weird and wonderful MISTY’S BIG ADVENTURE.

Lakeside Stage
Making the Lakeside Stage their own with irresistible percussion driven rhythms as warm as solar flares, the headliners are the hugely influential Afro-Caribbean godfathers of World Music, OSIBISA.

Sharing the bill will be Birmingham’s 15 piece multi-ethnic firebrands of Eastern European folk, THE DESTROYERS; the dynamite DHOLBLASTERS with their Banghra batteria; Coventry’s explosive flag-wavers of ska-punk pop THE RIPPS; skunkrockers CRACKED ACTORS; and homegrown fuzzed out Americana fourpiece ONEYESBLUE.

Rooty Pool
Fresh from glowing reviews for his A Life In The Day Of B19 - Tales Of The Tower Block album, Birmingham based MOBO award winning alto-saxophonist and rapper SOWETO KINCH leads a strong line up of free music.
Keeping the jazz and blues flame burning, he’ll be sharing the stage with, among others, jazz dub octet SUGARBEATS; acclaimed riti (that’s an African 1 string fiddle, but you knew that) virtuoso JULDEH; bluesy singer-songwriter CHRISSY VAN DYKE; local living legend STEVE GIBBONS; rising stars BENJAMIN AND THE SIRENS; and the full vocal glory of the BIRMINGHAM COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR.

Medicine Bar
Hailing from Birmingham, MDK CARTEL are a troupe of rappers, mc's and DJ's who fuse modern day grime with Bhangra inspired beats. Helping to keep the mood chilled and the air hot will be Boom Room, the Soul Thump DJs, Makoto and Bryan Gee

As well as the live acts already announced and special surprise guests, there’ll also be DJ sounds from the likes of Scott Bleeps, Bobby & Sam, and Mama Feel Good plus Theatre, Films, StreetArt, Poetry Slam, Dance Battles, Beatboxing, fashion show, Thrill-out and Chill-out Zones and loads of daytime children’s entertainment and fabulous Festival Food.

Rootsville Midsummer Festival
Saturday June 30th
Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham.

Midday-6pm Free.
6pm-6am £20 (first 500 tickets £15)

Instrumentation

Press/Review or Competition Tickets: Mike Davies 0121 443 3600 E-mail rootsville@mikedav.co.uk

Festival Organiser: Kent Davis 07747 037821 E-mail rootsville@hotmail.co.uk

Discography

ROOTSVILLE MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL SAT 30 JUNE 2007

A brief history of Rootsville Festival.
Rootsville is in it’s first year as a mid summer festival, and is fully focussed on becoming an annual ‘must-go’ on the festival calendar. Obviously our expectations for the first event are modest, though are ambitions are anything but. Our priority is to ensure that those who are prepared to brave it this first year and enter unchartered territory, are so amazed by their experience that they (perhaps unwittingly) become ambassadors for future events. The journey of a 1000 miles starts with the first step, Saturday 30th June is the Rootsville first step.

Kent Davis - Festival Organiser
Kent was once wealthy and is now skint, hmmm. He feels that his investment in Rootsville is a surefire winner. A fool and his money are soon parted but we'll see. Mr Davis was one of the organisers of last years Roots de Ville and this year became one of the organisers of seminal Drop Beats not Bombs. Other than that, as most who have met him will attest he is an enthusiastic supporter or good new music.

Mark Badger
Mark runs a local independent record label called Iron Man Records, set up the Birmingham Music Network, and has organised gigs in Birmingham for over ten years. In addition he plays in a band of his own, does a bit of tour management, some lecturing at UCE as part of their music business degree course, and enjoys a good game of mental chess with local funding organisations. Mark asked to work with Rootsville Festival as the team behind the event are all music mad and he likes to be amongst others of his own kind.

Mike Davies
Veteran hack, film critic, sometime PR, ex Beacon Radio rock jock, and long time commentator on and supporter of local music scene. His scribblings have variously appeared in the likes of Brum Beat, Melody Maker, What's On In Birmingham and several long forgotten but much loved publications. He currently reviews films for What's On and the Birmingham Post, edits a Primary schools magazine, does a gig guide on Birmingham101.com and waxes lyrical about various local bands and CDs on netrhythms.com and the on line incarnation of Brum Beat. He's not ashamed to say he thinks Ocean Colour Scene are ok, actually and will work for food. But not takeaways. He's involved with Rootsville because the organisers foolishly asked if he'd consider doing the press, and he rather likes the idea of the festival and the music. And they gave him a free coffee.

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• Rootsville Festival on Myspace

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• What people Are Saying [+ Show ]
  

  "Looks like a damn good show you got lined up there, The Destroyers should be headliners!" Brumcast ..."Looks like a damn good show you got lined up there, The Destroyers should be headliners!" Brumcast
  
  "Rootsville - wierder than glastonbury, and probably less muddy" - Birmingham, its not Shit
  
  "The announcement of Rootsville adds another big festival to Birmingham’s music calendar and it appears to have come from the grassroots rather than some city initiative. Not that there’s anything wrong with the latter but the former warms my heart.
  
  Also notable is the wide, and I mean wide, range of genres on show covering, well, almost everything it seems. Have a scroll down this press release and see what’s missing.
  
  The ticket pricing is interesting. The event runs from noon on Saturday June 30th until 6am the following morning but the first six hours are free (with families encouraged). After that it’s £20.
  
  It takes place at the Custard Factory across four venues - the usual Medicine Bar and Lakeside Stage along with the Rooty Pool (presumably next to Rooty Frooty who are organising the event, hence the name) and the new Under The Arches which I’m guessing means the railway arches on Gibb St which, the last time I looked, were being used as a dumping yard.
  
  More news as it emerges from the Rootsville site which has feeds, comments and everything or, if you’re that way inclined, their MySpace. There’s also a flyer you’re encouraged to spread about the place." Created In Birmingham

• Rootsville Hurricane [+ Show ]
  

  The Acts : no safe option of going for an easy audience by concentrating on a specific genre, ROOTSV...The Acts : no safe option of going for an easy audience by concentrating on a specific genre, ROOTSVILLE is splitting, fusing and combining every conceivable music form; the truly exotic – homemade African violin specialist JULDEH shares billing with the pulsating electronic dance beats of Aussie superstars THE PRESETS. Newcomers The Electric Lovechild share a stage with Madchester originals THE INSPIRAL CARPETS. The Godfathers of world music, OSIBISA (Sunshine day), compete for audience affection with the Modfathers of Punk THE RIPPS and hometown gypsy rebels THE DESTROYERS are working on a brand new hybrid with the earthshattering DHOLBLASTERS.
  
  The Setting. There can be nowhere in the UK where such an event could be staged in such a location. 4 stages smack bang in the middle of a Victorian industrial landscape. One stage will be a world premiere for live music – under the immense railway arch of the North Yard. This will be no scrimp and save production either – there can only be one way to handle this ambitious project – BIG.
  
  Most amazing – and daring – of all is the cost. FREE from midday until 6pm then only £20 for the next 12 hours. Kent Davis one of the organisers said, ‘don’t think we’re saving the best till last either – one of the biggest acts will be before 6pm’.
  
  ‘Rootsville is a not for profit company with the assets reserved for artistic projects – our main aim is to be as accessible as possible to as many as possible’.
  
  We can’t tell you what to expect, because we don’t know what to expect ourselves. Apparently there are some really BIG surprise acts yet to be announced. But a live music event of this staggering ambition – right in the city centre, with all the festival trimmings (see ad) deserves support and R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
  
  ROOTSVILLE MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL SAT 30 JUNE 2007
  
  FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TICKETS VISIT WWW.ROOTSVILLEFESTIVAL.COM

• Rootsville Festival Gig Listing [+ Show ]
  

  Rootsville Festival 30th June 2007 at Custard Factory Gibb Street Digbeth Birmingham B9 4AA U...Rootsville Festival 30th June 2007
  at
  Custard Factory
  Gibb Street
  Digbeth
  Birmingham
  B9 4AA
  UK
  Midday-6pm Free to get in, families welcome.
  6pm-6am £20 (first 500 tickets £15)
  http://www.rootsvillefestival.com
  
  For interviews, press info, review or competition tickets:
  Mike Davies 0121 443 3600
  E-mail: rootsville@mikedav.co.uk or see online epk: http://www.sonicbids.com/RootsvilleFestival
  
  Festival Organiser: Kent Davis 07747 037821
  E-mail kent@rootyfrooty.co.uk
  
  Rootsville Festival Tickets:
  Available Nationally from The Ticketsellers.
  Call 08707 544445 (9.30am – 6.00pm mon-fri, and 11- 4pm Saturday)
  or try www.theticketsellers.co.uk
  
  Tickets available in Birmingham
  Jibbering Records 0121 449 4551
  Old school Daze 0121 472 0777
  Swordfish 0121 633 4859
  And other selected local retailers (check in store for details).
  
  More... Rooty Pool
  Birmingham Community Gospel Choir 12.45 - 1.30pm
  Juldeh ( African Violinist ) 1.45 - 2.30pm
  Steve Gibbons 2.45 - 3.30pm
  Chrissy Van Dyke 3.45 - 4.30pm
  (TOP SECRET SPECIAL GUESTS...ID to be announced) 4.45 - 5.30pm
  Soweto Kinch 5.45 - 6.30pm
  
  Lakeside Stage
  Lonesome Dog Blues Band 1.30 - 2.15pm
  Thee Single Spy 2.30 - 3.15pm
  Benjamin and The Sirens 3.30 - 4.15pm
  Summary 4.30 - 5.15pm
  One Eye 5.30 - 6.15pm
  Sugarbeats 6.30 - 7.15pm
  Shimm 1 7.30 - 8.15pm
  Cracked Actors 8.30 - 9.15pm
  The Dholblasters 9.30 - 10.15pm
  The Destroyers 10.30 - 11.15pm
  Osibisa 1 11.30 - 12.15am
  
  Under The Arches
  The Lovechild Electric 5.15 - 6.00pm
  Hot Monocles 6.15 - 7.00pm
  Oneyesblue 7.15 - 8.00pm
  Misty's Big Adventure 8.15 - 9.00pm
  Kubichek! 9.15 - 10.00pm
  Inspiral Carpets 10.15 - 11.30pm
  The Ripps 11.45 - 12.30am
  Dandi Wind 12.45 - 01.30am
  The Presets 01.45 - 02.30am
  
  Medicine Bar (performance times to be announced)
  Boom Room
  Hip Hop and Drum n Bass
  Soulthump DJs
  MDK Cartel
  Makoto + Deeizm
  Bryan Gee
  Al(liquid V)
  Breakthru DJs
  
  plus more surprise acts to follow....
  and
  Theatre, films street art poetry slam debating chamber dance battles b boys beatboxing vj tunnel fashion show thrillout zone chillout zone casino festival food childrens room with Mad Pete.

• Rootsville Hurricane [+ Show ]
  

  The Rootsville Hurricane Blows In To Birmingham If it’s summer, it must be festival season. You’v...The Rootsville Hurricane Blows In To Birmingham
  
  If it’s summer, it must be festival season. You’ve been there, you’ve done that. You want something new, something different, something inspirational.
  
  That’ll be Rootsville, then.
  
  Picture this.
  • Four stages set against the Victorian buildings of the UK’s most unique venue with non-stop music of all sounds, sizes and shapes.
  • From homespun heroes to global giants, from expansive to eclectic, from noon to 6am.
  • Totally free from midday to 6pm. Just £20 for the next 12 hours.
  
  “The spirit of Rootsville is hiptripstic and happy with random acts of spontaneous entertainment and explosive cathartic performances in a carnival like atmosphere,” says festival maestro Kent Davis. “And don’t think we’re saving the best till last either – one of the biggest acts will be before 6pm.”
  
  More...A groundbreaking not-for-profit festival, Rootsville takes place Saturday 30th June amid the cool, colourful contemporary surroundings of the Custard Factory in downtown Birmingham.
  
  From indie to Indian, from gypsy to jazz, from punk to funk.
  
  Under The Arches Stage
  Headlining the Festival and marking the debut of the venue’s new Under the Arches stage, will be 90s Madchester indie legends and masters of three minute pop perfections INSPIRAL CARPETS.
  
  They’ll be joined under the massive railway arch by a line-up that includes Aussie electronic beats sensations THE PRESETS; Canadian glo-sticks electro groove nu rave outfit DANDI WIND; Newcastle’s feedback swamped incendiary indie guitar finest KUBICHEK!; and Birmingham’s eclectic eccentric exponents of the weird and wonderful MISTY’S BIG ADVENTURE.
  
  Lakeside Stage
  Making the Lakeside Stage their own with irresistible percussion driven rhythms as warm as solar flares, the headliners are the hugely influential Afro-Caribbean godfathers of World Music, OSIBISA.
  
  Sharing the bill will be Birmingham’s 15 piece multi-ethnic firebrands of Eastern European folk, THE DESTROYERS; the dynamite DHOLBLASTERS with their Banghra batteria; Coventry’s explosive flag-wavers of ska-punk pop THE RIPPS; skunkrockers CRACKED ACTORS; and homegrown fuzzed out Americana fourpiece ONEYESBLUE.
  
  Rooty Pool
  Fresh from glowing reviews for his A Life In The Day Of B19 - Tales Of The Tower Block album, Birmingham based MOBO award winning alto-saxophonist and rapper SOWETO KINCH leads a strong line up of free music.
  
  Keeping the jazz and blues flame burning, he’ll be sharing the stage with, among others, jazz dub octet SUGARBEATS; acclaimed riti (that’s an African 1 string fiddle, but you knew that) virtuoso JULDEH; bluesy singer-songwriter CHRISSY VAN DYKE; local living legend STEVE GIBBONS; rising stars BENJAMIN AND THE SIRENS; and the full vocal glory of the BIRMINGHAM COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR.
  Medicine Bar
  
  Hailing from Birmingham, MDK CARTEL are a troupe of Asian rappers, mc's and DJ's who fuse modern day grime with Bhangra inspired beats on their current Hostile Takeover EP. Helping to keep the mood chilled and the air hot will be Boom Room, the Soul Thump DJs, Makoto and Bryan Gee
  
  As well as the live acts already announced and special surprise guests, there’ll also be DJ sounds from the likes of Scott Bleeps, Bobby & Sam, and Mama Feel Good plus Theatre, Films, StreetArt, Poetry Slam, Dance Battles, Beatboxing, fashion show, Thrill-out and Chill-out Zones and loads of daytime children’s entertainment and fabulous Festival Food.
  
  Rootsville Midsummer Festival
  Saturday June 30. Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham.
  Midday-6pm Free. 6pm-6am £20 (first 500 tickets £15)
  http://www.rootsvillefestival.com
  
  For further information contact:
  For interviews, press info, review or competition tickets: Mike Davies 0121 443 3600
  E-mail rootsville@mikedav.co.uk or see online epk: http://www.sonicbids.com/RootsvilleFestival
  
  Festival Organiser: Kent Davis @ Rooty Frooty 07747 037821
  
  Artist Information
  
  Under the Arches Stage
  
  Inspiral Carpets
  Top chaps, all round nice blokes and leading lights of the 80s Madchester scene, the Inspirals are probably best known for the glorious pop rush that was This Is How It Feels, but in the late eighties and early nineties they were more consistent chart visitors than either the Happy Mondays and The Stone Roses.
  Note: Tom Hingley is available for interviews
  www.inspiralcarpets.com
  
  Kubichek!
  Roaring out of Newcastle with Not Enough Night, a debut album as incendiary as the intentionally explosive exclamation mark that doorstops their moniker, like all the best bands they come armed with a musical manifesto that encompasses their lust for uncompromising DIY punk jitter, noir tinged, New Wave tainted atmos, and feedback swamped melodic sass.
  www.kubichek.co.uk
  
  Dandi Wind
  Fronted by the striking figure of vocalist, dancer and all round volcanic presence Dandilion Schlase, the Canadians have been taking the electro nu rave scene by the scruff of the neck and giving it a good talking to with their glo stick friendly grooves.
  www.myspace.com/dandiwind
  
  The Presets
  The latest big thing out of Australia, the Sydney-based electronic duo arrive with the sort of buzz for their new album and in your face live shows that you normally only get from a warehouse full of very angry hornets.
  www.myspace.com/thepresets
  
  Misty’s Big Adventure
  A glorious 8-piece band from Birmingham in the UK, made up of brothers and sisters and twins and saxophones and trumpets and cute, weird dancers who produce the most uplifting, life affirming tunes you’ve heard since Louie Armstrong played with the Lovin Spoonful.
  www.mistysbigadventure.co.uk
  
  Hot Monocles
  A new young Birmingham outfit with the stomping tunes to match their stage presence and infectious excitability.
  www.myspace.com/hotmonocles
  
  The Lovechild Electric
  Rapidly making a name around the burgeoning Birmingham scene, the quartet meld musical passions with an eclectic mix of influences, and wrap them up in nagging melodies, impassioned harmonies, and a smattering of good old fashioned indie-rock. With a violin.
  www.myspace.com/thelovechildelectric
  
  Lakeside Stage
  
  Osibisa
  Emerging in the 70s with their dancingly irresistible hit Sunshine Day, the influential self styled 'Godfathers of World Music' remain a dynamite live experience, blending African and Caribbean beats with rhythmic melodies and hints of jazz.
  www.osibisa.co.uk
  
  The Ripps
  Drawing on hometown Coventry’s Two-Tone heritage and ramming it with the high-energy punk of The Buzzcocks and The Clash, their cool pop, punk ska has seen them named by the NME as one of the movers and shakers of the new Midlands scene.
  www.myspace.com/theripps
  
  The Destroyers
  A Birmingham based 15-piece multi-cultural group with a big love of fiery Balkan gypsy folk, ignited by banks of brass, fiddles, accordions, and drums. And hats! Loads of hats.
  www.thedestroyers.co.uk
  
  The Dholblasters
  Drums a go go in a rhythmic torrent of urgent Bhangra beats, spearheaded by Dholi Gurchanan Mall, one of the world’s most prolific and dynamic Bhangra personalities.
  www.dholblasters.com
  
  Cracked Actors
  A heady brew of old school punk, ska, counter-culture folk, and political conscience with added didgeridoo and a stockpile of Rizlas, they coined the term Skunkrocker with their debut album and have tales to tell about squatter parties and Glastonbury that would make Jackanory turn green.
  www.crackedactors.com
  
  Oneyesblue
  Recently dubbed The Sweethearts of the Rodeo for their fuzzed out revival of (bluegrass roots 60s Basement Blues and sweet three-part harmonised Americana, the Birmingham four piece bring together influences ranging from Neil Young and Nina Simone to Bright Eyes and the Zutons.
  www.myspace.com/oneyesblue
  
  Shimm I
  Homegrown fresh and funky rap and hip hop with a social streets conscience and some serious spine-bending beats that slide from the sharp to the mellow with a streak of humour in the middle. The video for his Party single, lifted from last year’s The Silencer album featured cameos by Craig David and Sharleen Spiteri.
  www.shimm1.com
  
  Rooty Pool
  
  Soweto Kinch
  The hottest name to drop when you talk about the cutting edge of contemporary British jazz, a sometime member of the Jazz Jamaica All Stars, the jazz alto saxophonist and rapper earned a Mercury Music Prize nomination for his debut album while his latest, A Life In The Day Of B19, has received glowing critical acclaim for its narrative hip hop jazz from all quarters. Currently exploring baroque and early classical music in an African setting, a raft of awards includes a MOBO for Best Jazz Act.
  www.myspace.com/sowetokinch
  
  Chrissy Van Dyke
  Raised on opera and psychedelia and formerly singer with drum 'n' bass meets jazz outfit Plutonik, she’s now got back in touch with her acoustic roots, belting out country tinged blues that will make your soul ring.
  www.myspace.com/chrissyvandyke
  
  Steve Gibbons
  What can you say, the man’s been in the music business for over four decades, surviving a roller coaster of ever-changing fads simply by staying true to himself and his love of classic countrified soulful rock n roll. A living legend, and then some.
  www.stevegibbonsband.com
  
  Birmingham Community Gospel Choir
  Quite simply the best gospel voices in Birmingham, gathered together in one volcanic roof-raising ensemble.
  
  Juldeh
  Born in Gambia and now based in the UK, he’s one West Africa’s leading riti (a traditional one-string fiddle) players and one of the most prominent Fulani musicians of his generation, his music has encompassed traditional Fula tunes and music for veteran West African electric band Ifang Bondi
  www.myspace.com/juldehcamarauk
  
  Sugarbeats
  A young Birmingham based octet, with influences from broken beat to funk to jazz.
  www.sugarbeats.co.uk
  
  Summary
  Graduates from the Birmingham Conservatoire jazz course, led by saxophonist Mary Wakelam and featuring vocals from Naomi and Taharka, the octet fuse jazz and hip hop into a hot, clubby groove.
  www.myspace.com/summaryband
  
  1 Eye
  A 7-piece outfit with deep roots in the Birmingham reggae scene, fusing the genre with elements of hip hop and Latin.
  www.industryrecords.org
  
  Thee Single Spy
  Out of London with a somewhat fluid line up that can vary between one lone singer and ten thumping, howling, melodica-touting rhythm aficionados in a clarinet driven riot of bruised and battered songs about drowning towns, Christian campfire traditions and cult indie harpists eloping with Russians.
  www.myspace.com/theesinglespy
  
  Benjamin & The Sirens
  Based in both Bath and Birmingham, rising singer-songwriter Benjamin Mortimer also leads a double musical life, writing for a performing with his two bands, Ben Mortimer and his Natural Kicks, and this outfit which sees him behind the piano, accompanied by a female string quartet who double up on bohdran, melodica, accordion, and, er, typewriter. Their shows have been known to include word games and raffles.
  www.myspace.com/benjaminmortimer
  
  Lonesome Dogs
  Three piece Birmingham based country-blues outfit and proud owners of two albums, the now utterly sold out and thoroughly rare Unleashed and the spanking brand new Not Strictly Blues
  www.lonesomedogs.co.uk
  
  Medicine Bar
  
  MDK Cartel, Soul Thump, Makoto & Deeizm, Bryan Gee, AI (Liquid V)
  
  For downloadable images of the acts please see the electronic press kit at:
  
  www.sonicbids.com/RootsvilleFestival

Setlist

Rooty Pool
Birmingham Community Gospel Choir 12.45 - 1.30pm
Juldeh ( African Violinist ) 1.45 - 2.30pm
Steve Gibbons 2.45 - 3.30pm
Chrissy Van Dyke 3.45 - 4.30pm
TOP SECRET GUESTS 4.45 - 5.30pm
Soweto Kinch 5.45 - 6.30pm

Lakeside Stage
Lonesome Dog Blues Band 1.30 - 2.15pm
Thee Single Spy 2.30 - 3.15pm
Benjamin and The Sirens 3.30 - 4.15pm
Summary 4.30 - 5.15pm
One Eye 5.30 - 6.15pm
Sugarbeats 6.30 - 7.15pm
Shimm 1 7.30 - 8.15pm
Cracked Actors 8.30 - 9.15pm
The Dholblasters 9.30 - 10.15pm
The Destroyers 10.30 - 11.15pm
Osibisa 1 11.30 - 12.15am

Under The Arches
The Lovechild Electric 5.15 - 6.00pm
Hot Monocles 6.15 - 7.00pm
Oneyesblue 7.15 - 8.00pm
Misty's Big Adventure 8.15 - 9.00pm
Kubichek! 9.15 - 10.00pm
Inspiral Carpets 10.15 - 11.30pm
The Ripps 11.45 - 12.30am
Dandi Wind 12.45 - 01.30am
The Presets 01.45 - 02.30am

see http://www.rootsvillefestival.com for more information

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