Roots Manuva, John Grant, Charles Bradley, Les Amazones D’afrique and Ana Tijoux are among the latest wave of artists heading to this year's WOMAD Festival.  This year will see WOMAD Festival celebrate its 10th year at Charlton Park, the festival takes place from 28th - 31st July

Also added to the line up are: Oumou Sangare, Mariam Doumbia, Kandia Kouyaté, Rokia Koné, Mamani Keita, Asiq Nargile, Broadway Sounds, Chouk Bwa Libète, Cuncordu e Tenore de Orosei, Hanoi Masters, Heartbeat, Hindi Zahra, La Mambanegra, Lura, Mercedes Peón, N’Diale, Sons Of Kemet, Soom T, Wiyaala and Xaos.

WOMAD a melting pot of talented artists from around the world, with around 200 performances from more than 100 artists, across seven stages.

The festival has dancing and instrument workshops with incredible musicians, poetry, talks and debates, colour and life, you can dance under the stars with musical revelry into the early hours and then relax under the trees in the arboretum the next day and rest in the World of Wellbeing.

It’s not only the sights and sounds, the food is also a treat at WOMAD – culinary joys from all around the world await you.

Artists already announced for WOMAD Festival 2016 are: George Clinton & Parliment Funkadelic, Baaba Maal, Ibrahim Maalouf , This is the Kit, Baloji, Hot 8 Brass Band, Afriquoi, Blick Bassy, Ethno Trio Troitsa, Lula Pena, Aziza Brahim, Sidestepper, Dom La Nena, Desert Slide, Moh! Kouyate, Pat Thomas And His Kwashibu Area Band, Tetish, The East Pointers and The Grit Orchestra.

Ticket Information
Adult Weekend £175
Disabled Adult Weekend £175
Teenage Weekend (14 - 17) £85
Children 13 and under FREE