Big-name headliners will not be found at Secret Garden Party this summer.
That's because the festival is supporting Chai Wallahs’ 'Drop a Headliner' campaign aimed at nurturing grass roots artists.
Secret Garden Party will allocate resources to supporting rising performers and providing visibility for acts to evolve with an aim to leverage the music industry from its current position.
The event in Huntingdon running from Thursday, July 25th to Sunday, July 28th will still feature more than 350 artists includes Unkle, Crystal Fighters, Chinchilla, Franky Wah, Carly Wilford, Adelphi Music Factory, Jakkob, Omega Nebula, Technobrass, TC & The Groove.
That's because the festival is supporting Chai Wallahs’ 'Drop a Headliner' campaign aimed at nurturing grass roots artists.
Secret Garden Party will allocate resources to supporting rising performers and providing visibility for acts to evolve with an aim to leverage the music industry from its current position.
The event in Huntingdon running from Thursday, July 25th to Sunday, July 28th will still feature more than 350 artists includes Unkle, Crystal Fighters, Chinchilla, Franky Wah, Carly Wilford, Adelphi Music Factory, Jakkob, Omega Nebula, Technobrass, TC & The Groove.
Independent collectives such as Chai Wallahs, The Living Room, and Noiganica will host dedicated venues with diverse, grassroots live music.
Save Our Scene, Parable Music, Dubtendo and Truth Tribe plus many more collectives are providing stage takeovers.
