It has been announced that Phoria will be appearing on the Farmfestival main stage in August. Their recent live show at The Great Escape Festival was listed alongside The Kaiser Chiefs, Royal Blood and Woman's Hour as one of the highlights of the event by The Line of Best Fit, Gigwise and Pippasays. Also added is 19 year old South West starlett Rebecca Clements.

Bristol’s Shapes reveal their Masked Ball DJ line-up

Party/Label collective, SHAPES unveil a host of top Bristol DJ talent for their Masked Ball and The Sett Stage offers up a positively guitar-laden roster of Somerset acts.

Ralph Lawson will headline Shapes’ Masked Ball event at this year’s Farmfest. The Leeds based beat supremo will be heading to Somerset to lay down his inimitable blend of house off the back of a world tour celebrating 20 years of his 2020Vision imprint and the release of seminal album Content.

Joining Lawson and strengthening the Leeds connection will be Jaques Adda and Aartekt, Colour (Happy Dayz) and Technical Pillow (Little Thoughts & Technical Colour), the line-up is testament to the work Shapes have done on the Bristol scene to create a night synonymous with top quality house and techno talent.

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Shapes Masked Ball Line-up
Ralph Lawson
Jacques Adda (Flux)
Aartekt (Flux)
Colour (Happy Dayz)
Technical Pillow (Little Thoughts & Technical Colour)
Banofee Pies
Will Telford

+ Shapes residents:
Fuzzbuzz
Ollywood
Side A
Oddity
Cojak

Guitar-laden roster of South West talent to feature on The Sett Stage

It was in the first year of its previous incarnation as The Battleground that two Farmfestivallers wandered through the tent on their way from the main stage to the bar, witnessed the guitar work on stage and exclaimed, “Oh, wow, it’s a ROCK tent.” The name may have changed for 2014, but you can be assured the ROCK is most certainly still in place.

Friday sees Somerset’s three piece the Hartletts, Glass City Vice and Finches Fly, Seafoam and Awaken the Silence. There’ll also be some proper old-school skate punk from Don’t Do Tuesdays and a slightly more relaxed strumming from the winner of the Some-r-set 4 talent contest Tolly Snell.

Saturday will begin with chilled-out acoustic sets that were such a hit last year, with tunes from locals Bob Gallie, Lazy Daze, Mr Keep Calm and the Cancelled Cheques, Foreign affairs and Chris Millington. Following on will be Glastonbury’s Entangled Band and blues from Swampgrass before it all kicks off again with Elly Tree, Billy in the Low Ground, Jesus Christ Superstore and Tattsyrup.

Farmfestival 2014

Friday 1st – Saturday 2nd August 2014 Gilcombe Farm, Bruton, Somerset

Price: Adult weekend advance £53, 12-17weekend £42.50, Campervan pass £25