De La Soul, Tinariwen and Bellowhead are among the acts announced for WOMAD taking place at Charlton Park in Wiltshire, between 23rd-26th July 2015.

Other acts confirmed include: 47SOUL , Acholi Machon, Aurelio, Banda Magda, Dona Onete, ESKA, Ester Rada, Kim Churchill, L’Hijâz’Car, Molotov Jukebox, Orange Blossom, Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Ducham, Osaka Monaurail, Sagapool, Sona Jobarteh & Swindle.

Thursday night offers some exclusive treats. Shantel & Bucovina Club Orkestar, Kala Chetena Kathakali Company & Tomorrow's Warriors.

WOMAD is a feast of culture. Apart from experiencing the hottest musicians and inspiring new talent from around the world there is always much more to discover throughout the festival.

There is the popular Taste the World stage where some of the artists will show off their cooking prowess and Taste The World Restaurant will lay on sumptuous spreads of local, seasonal and completely natural food from all around the globe.

The All Singing All Dancing Tent will make a welcome return with firm favourites; the early-bird yoga sessions, sabar dance lessons and Japanese taiko drumming. In World Rhythms you can drum to your hearts content with the best drummers from around the world and listen to the musician very own inspirational stories.

The World of Wellbeing, located throughout Charlton Park’s lush arboretum, offers an oasis of treatments, therapies, discussions, workshops and spaces to simply get away from the bustle of the main arena. And for those who fancy a luxurious moment to themselves and a scrub up, the WOMAD spa, complete with treatments, spa pools, sauna, boundless showers and a cocktail bar, is the place to go.

WOMAD’s World of Art will once more see invited artists use the entire festival site as a giant canvass on which to create specially commissioned pieces and the World of Words to debate and discuss the things that matter in the world we live in.

Festivalgoers can experience the sights, smells and tastes of the festival’s diverse food traders, shop til they drop in the Global Market or simply enjoy the vintage rides at Carter's Original Steam Fair.

The dedicated kids zone World of Kids will be bursting with things to see with the usual wide-ranging programme of workshops, entertainment and activities around the theme Myths, Legends and Folktales from around the world. On Sunday afternoon the much-loved Children’s Parade, one of the festival highlights, will wind its way through the festival site. WOMAD continues its well established place as the best festival for the whole family, by allowing all children 13 years and under, in for free.

Read our review of WOMAD 2014