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Croissant Neuf
This page is provided only for information, it does not apply to the 2002 festival.
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Solar and Wind Powered Stage
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The Croissant Neuf Venue is found in the heart of the Green Fields just above the old railway track, a creative, fun and unique aspect of Glastonbury which no discerning festival-goer misses out on visiting. Powered by the mighty forces of nature, the Sun and Wind, �Croissant Neuf� bring their fully professional custom built P.A. and lighting system back this year for 3 days of transcendental Eco-tainment that promises to be bolder, brighter and boppier than ever before.
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Soundcheck
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The Boat Band
Driving Cajun, sizzling Carribean-Creole and de-constructed Skiffle 'n' Blues
Raw Deal Soul 2000
Soul Revue
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Friday
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Horace X
A top tip : Horace X have graced the Jazzworld Stage and the Avalon Obscuries at previous Glastonbury Festivals. A genuinely unique and fascinatingly effective blend of big beats, loops and samples with virtuoso horns and fiddle drawn from Balkan, Middle Eastern, Indian and Celtic styles. All presented in a stunning live u-v show. The ultimate dance music for the stylistically challenged. Click here to visit the band's website.
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Horace X
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Gringo Ska
Old time Jamaican Ska tunes, Jazz standards, Calypso Skanks, Hilife breaks and spacious dubs.
Invisible Opera Company of Tibet
Tantric love music : a joyful combination of 70's kitsch blended with haunting melodies.
Joli-blon
Hot 'n' spicy cajun sizzlers.
Skelter
The Herbie Treehead Band
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Saturday
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Riven
Incorporating founder members of Global, a balance of powerful dance music, pulsing ancient rythms and beautiful soul-filled earthsongs.
Pushka
Fat beats, sexy samples, 60's jazz/soul vocals and killer pop tunes with enough camp and kitsch to make even the B52s look dull!
Your Dad
Baraka
Ben Baddoo has been a significant figure in the UK African drum and dance scene for many years; with Baraka he fronts a hi-life combo with a west African jazzy, funky edge.
Imbizo
10 piece a�Capella performance group from Zimbabwe.
Biggles
Classic jug band.
Jerry Cahill
Hot finger-picking guitarist.
Cybercylis
Rhythms and ambience on ultra-violet flower drums. A sheer delight to the eye, the ear and the feet!
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Sunday
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Top Cats
Ska and R'n'B with big horns and soul.
Stackridge
Inimitable witty and original sideways view of life. Hilariously funny and musically superb. It's wonderfully eccentric, anarchic and very very English.
The Huckleberries
Fast and furious traditional tunes from these islands with a bluegrass feel.
F.O.S. Brothers
Guitars, violin, mandolin and powerful vocals over a backdrop of drums and percussion.
Nigel Shaw and Carolyn Hillyer
Carolyn's haunting vocals mix with Nigel's esoteric keyboard sounds accompany tribal drum rhythms creating a sound of a forgotten time.
Foo Foo and the Boy
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The Bandstand ... and Outside
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Confirmed acts include :
Swervy World
Frei Zinger
Boot 'n' Lucy
Flisspots
plus wandering entertainers such as Philip Martin, Pete Za, Stiltwalkers,
Minstrels, Jugglers and surprises!
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