| Feelgood Stage | |
|---|---|
| 1130-1230 | Montana Four |
| 1245-1400 | Abba Chique |
| 1415-1530 | Boom La Tete |
| 1550-1650 | Foo Fighterz |
| 1710-1840 | Gentlemen of Few |
| 1900-2010 | Vipers |
| 2030-2200 | Dodgy |
| 2215-2330 | Mojo Rising |
Feelgood Stage Bios
MONTANA FOUR
The project of London singer-songwriter Klaus White, a wonderfully melodic start to the day with lovingly crafted original country-folk sounds.
ABBA CHIQUE
Close your eyes, Abba fans, and you won’t be able to tell the difference. These guys sound and look like the real thing in what is their 10th anniversary of playing all those catchy songs. What a treat to have them back.
BOOM LA TETE
On the main stage this year after packing out the Black Barn in 2018, gypsy swing and blues fusion with astonishing musicianship and infectious energy
FOO FIGHTERZ
Fast becoming recognised as the UK's premier Foo Fighters tribute delivering a true representation of the power and energy you’d come to expect.
GENTLEMEN OF FEW
One of the coups of the festival with an eclectic blend of old-time bluegrass, classic rock and mesmeric harmonies delivered with a youthful vigour that has won fans across the country.
THE VIPERS
Perhaps London’s most dynamic, electrifying covers band with a virtuoso, high-octane set that that draws on years of professional experience and has thrilled audiences at leading venues for almost a decade.
DODGY
No introduction needed for our iconic headline act who rose to prominence as the fun-loving face of the Britpop era with a series of best-selling albums and smash hits including “Staying Out for the Summer", "If You're Thinking of Me", and "Good Enough" which reached No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart.
MOJO RISING
Up on your feet to party for the final Feelgood Stage act. Unmissable reworkings of disco, soul and funk classics from a band whose members have performed in West End productions such as Fame, Grease and The Blues Brothers as well as appearances at the likes of Ronnie Scott’s and The 100 Club.
