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The UK's best family festival, GuilFest hosts some of the greatest indie, rock and pop acts, to suit all ages and tastes, and has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere to boot. The festival also offers theatre, comedy and kid's activities, showing that GuilFest really is a festival that everyone can enjoy. See www.guilfest.co.uk for more information.

Supergrass

Formed in 1993, Supergrass released their debut album, I Should Coco, to widespread acclaim in 1995. Over the years, Supergrass released a total of six studio albums, and a collection of classic singles including Caught By The Fuzz, Richard III, Alright, Moving and Pumping On Your Stereo securing their place in Britpop history. After 17 years together, the band decided to go their separate ways following a farewell tour in 2010.
Supergrass tour dates

The Ordinary Boys

Taking their name from the Morrissey song, The Ordinary Boys' story began in Worthing in 2001 where they formed from the embers of punk bands that they had been playing in. The band became the darlings of the media in 2006 when singer Preston appeared on Celebrity Big Brother. Influenced by the Mod revival and Britpop music, as well as bands like Madness, The Specials, The Kinks and The Smiths, the band are probably best known for their single 'Boys Will Be Boys', from their second album 'Brassbound'.
The Ordinary Boys tour dates

Rodrigo Y Gabriela

Mexican-born guitar virtuosos playing a unique mix of Latin rhythms, Celtic lyricism, jazz, pop and the odd heavy metal riff.
Rodrigo Y Gabriela tour dates

The Hold Steady

Brooklyn based five-piece making blues-laden geek-rock for the 21st century. Although The Hold Steady's sound will probably appeal to fans of older bands such as Eels, Ben Folds and The Lemonheads, their sound is bang-up-to-date, illustrated by the success of their 2008 single 'Sequestered In Memphis'.
The Hold Steady tour dates

Thirteen Senses

Cornish four piece Thirteen Senses’ influences range from The Beatles and Pink Floyd to The Flaming Lips and Sigur Ros. Blending the epic splendor of the Doves with the fragile abstraction of The Delays, Thirteen Senses create grand music with moments of clarity and tenderness.
Thirteen Senses tour dates

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Venue Facts

Venue: Stoke Park

Address:
London Road
Guildford
GU1 1TU 51.247902, -0.556074

Website http://www.visitsurrey.com/things-to-do/stoke-park-p679451

Train

→ London Road 13 min walk

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Fri 13th Jul

GuilFest: BBC Radio 2 Main Stage

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