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Big Feastival with Nelly Furtado, daydreamers, and more

Aug 22, 2025 at 10:00 and 11:00  ·  Alex James' Farm, The Cotswolds Alex James' Farm, The Cotswolds

Big Feastival
Aug 22
Big Feastival
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London quartet daydreamers craft shimmering indie pop, known for their "sad euphoria" sound. Their 2024 viral debut "Call Me Up" led to millions of streams and major label deals. With members from the UK, Finland, Spain, and Italy, they released their debut album "Have You Tried Screaming?" in 2026, performing at major festivals.
Indie-pop three-piece Scouting For Girls (Roy Stride, Pete Ellard, Greg Churchouse) broke through with their 2007 triple-platinum debut, spawning hits She’s So Lovely, Elvis Ain’t Dead and Heartbeat. They’ve earned 1B+ streams, 4 BRIT nods and a UK No.1, This Ain’t A Love Song.
Originating in Newcastle, Maxïmo Park is a pop band known for their socio-political lyricism and melodic sound. Their multi-platinum debut album, A Certain Trigger, earned a Mercury nomination in 2005. Their seventh album, Nature Always Wins, reached number two on the UK charts.
Remember Monday, a UK pop-country trio of Lauren, Holly-Anne, and Charlotte, are known for their witty lyrics, stunning harmonies, and viral success since forming at school.
Liverpool indie rock band The Wombats: deceptively playful yet profound; tackle LA anxiety. Oh! The Ocean shifts from synth to warmer rock, with producer John Congleton.
Born in London, British singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor rose to fame in the 2000s with her disco- and synth-pop dance sound. Formerly fronting theaudience, she scored major hits with Groovejet and Murder on the Dancefloor, later expanding into folk and orchestral pop with producer Ed Harcourt.
Formed in Leeds in 2004, indie rock band The Pigeon Detectives broke through with debut album Wait for Me, a UK No. 3 platinum hit featuring “I’m Not Sorry” and “Take Her Back”. Follow-up Emergency reached the Top 5 and went gold.
Brooke Combe is a Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Dalkeith, celebrated for her soulful blend of Motown, R&B, and rock influences. Her acclaimed debut album, "Dancing at the Edge of the World," showcases her powerful vocals and candid storytelling. She gained recognition with singles like "Are You With Me?" and "Miss Me Now".
UK guitarist Toby Lee is a three-time Young Blues Artist of the Year winner at the UK Blues Awards. In 2024 he released the album House On Fire; its singles House On Fire, Count On Me and Blame Me were playlisted by BBC Radio 2.
Faithless are a British electronica act blending house, trip-hop and dub into euphoric dancefloor classics. They’ve had seven Top 10 singles and six Top 10 albums (three at No. 1), earned a Mercury Prize nod for 1998’s Sunday 8PM, and sold 20M+ records.
Nelly Furtado, born in Canada, is a pop music icon with her unique "Nelly sound." Her hits include three #1 Billboard songs. She has won Grammy, Latin Grammy, and 10 JUNO Awards.
Calum Bowie, a Scottish sensation, rose from TikTok fame to live acclaim with over 100M views. Known for his conversational lyrical style, he's played Glastonbury and won Scottish Breakthrough Artist.
Tom Walker, from the UK, known for hits like "Leave A Light On" and "Just You And I," has over three billion streams. His record "What A Time To Be Alive" was a huge success, and his style is authentic and connected to fans.
Glasgow band Travis features Fran Healy, Andy Dunlop, Dougie Payne and Neil Primrose. They broke through in 1996 with the EP All I Want To Do Is Rock, scored hits like Sing and Why Does It Always Rain On Me, and won BRIT, Ivor Novello and Q Awards.
NZ-born, SE London-raised rocker Daniel Bedingfield hit UK #1 with "Gotta Get Thru This". Known for blending R&B; collaborated with sisters in DNA Algorhythm. Won awards; famed for heartfelt songs.

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