ROCKING THE RECORD CROWDS

By James Burton

THIS year's Stortford Music Festival has been declared a resounding success - and crowds were DOUBLE the previous record. Some 3,000 people poured through the gates for a two-day bank holiday spectacular in the grounds of St Mary's Catholic School to watch 66 acts in three packed tents on Saturday and Sunday.

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On Beaten Track to a record deal

By James Burton

A RECORD deal could be on the cards for one young indie-rock band who are playing at Stortford Music Festival. (30/04/2009) [Read More]

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Traders put heart into soul

By James Burton

AN energetic and popular Bishop's Stortford band will give revellers at the town's music festival a chance to get on up and get down to some classic funk tracks.
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Officer Kicks to round off weekend

By Sinead Holland

FRESH from finishing their second album, the acclaimed Officer Kicks will be the Sunday headliners on the main stage at the Stortford Music Festival next month. (15/04/2009) [Read More]

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Globetrotting Charli XCX set for festival

By Katie Rowley

HAVING started her music career in the back room of the Half Moon pub, Bishop's Stortford musician Charli XCX has come a long way. Generating quite a reputation for herself in the London underground music scene, she is now setting her sights on even bigger ventures. (15/04/2009) [Read More]

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Hotly-tipped band Shuffle on to stage

By James Burton

THEY'VE played for ex-Blur frontman Damon Albarn and shared the stage with tongue-in-cheek Welsh rappers Goldie Lookin' Chain - and energetic Hackney ska-rock outfit Buster Shuffle will soon be burning it up in Bishop's Stortford. (09/04/2009) [Read More]

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Official Secret's out of the bag!

By James Burton

A DEFIANTLY British indie band from the capital who've been hotly tipped to take off in 2009 have been confirmed as one of the headliners at the upcoming Stortford Music Festival. (09/04/2009) [Read More]

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