Jersey Live

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Jersey Live Festival
Location(s) Jersey, Channel Islands
Years active 2004- Present
Date(s) First weekend of September (2 days)
Genre Rock, Alternative rock, Indie rock, Dance.
Website http://www.jerseylive.org.uk

Jersey Live is an indie/dance music festival held annually at The Royal Jersey Showground in the parish of Trinity, Jersey. The festival has grown in popularity and size each year and has drawn interest from people outside the Channel Islands with overseas visitors making up approximately 25% of the crowd.

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[edit] Organisation

Jersey Live 2008

The Jersey Live Festival has been organised by Warren Le Sueur and Warren Holt[1] since 2004. In 2006, there was a huge demand for tickets and subsequently, Positiv applied for licensing permission for an extra day for the festival. In 2010, the event sold out for the first time since being granted a 10,000 visitor capacity.

"Surreal, Sexy & Super Cool! We wanna come back again!!" - Tom Meighan - Kasabian

"More pulling power than any other small festival!" - Edith Bowman - BBC Radio 1 (2006)

[edit] 2011 Line-up

The festival was once again sponsored by Jersey Telecom, and was held on 3 and 4 September 2011.

Confirmed to date:

Main Stage Dance Arena Magic Stage Tease Stage Hospitality Stage
Sat 3 September
Sun 4 September

[edit] 2010 Line-up

Jersey Telecom renewed their sponsorship agreement of Jersey Live for a fifth year.[2]

Main Stage hosted by Mani (Stone Roses/Primal Scream).

Main Stage Dance Arena Hospitality Stage Les Inrocks Magic Stage Wild West Tease Stage
Sat 4 September
  • Caspa & MC Rod Azlan (Headline)
  • DJ Switch
  • Teenage Bad Girl
  • Rico Tubbs
  • DJ Rafik
  • Schema
  • Brobots
  • Ryan Herve
  • Sasha Le Monnier
  • Tharindu Elkin
  • Jamaica (Headline)
  • Here We Go Magic
  • Rubin Steiner
  • We Are Enfant Terrible
  • Muchuu
  • The Valentines
  • Pirate Video Company
  • The Hats
  • Bones
  • The Valentines
  • Dinosaur Collective
  • Quick & The Dead
  • Last Of The Light Brigade
  • The Wizz
  • The Midnight Expresso
  • Lloyd Yates Band
  • The Centeniers
  • Benny The Moth
  • JUNIOR BATTLE OF THE BANDS WINNER
  • Tom Butel
Sun 5 September
  • Count Sizzle
  • Darwin Deez
  • Rubin Steiner
  • We Are Enfant Terrible
  • Hip Hoperation
  • Lloyd Yates
  • Comedy
  • Sound of Guns
  • Brave Yesterday
  • The Bloody Battle
  • Hold Your Fire!
  • Lizzard Channel
  • Little Big Band
  • Kevin Pallot & The Pinnacles
  • All In Human Trainwreck
  • The Mulburys
  • The Hype
  • Didgeridoo Bruce

[edit] 2009 Line-up

Around 9,000 people attended in 2009.[3]

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena Les Inrocks Stage VIP Spiegel Tent The Big Tease Tent
Sat 5 September
  • Marvel
  • Black Stats
  • The Valentines
  • The Speedways
  • The Little Big Band
  • Kevin Pallot & The Pinnacles
  • Banquet
  • The Blind Drivers
  • The Freewheelers
  • Off Limits
Sun 6 September
  • Emily Loizeau
  • Gablé
  • Cocoon
  • The Valentines
  • Bruce Carnegie
  • Oneofakind
  • Count Sizzle
  • Brave Yesterday
  • The Dirty Aces
  • Celadores
  • The Centeniers
  • Lloyd Yates
  • The Porcupine Effect
  • Benny The Moth
  • Laurel Canyon
  • The Empty 7
  • Annie Law

[edit] 2008 Line-up

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena
Sat 30 August
Sun 31 August

[edit] 2007 Line-up

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena
Sat 1 September
Sun 2 September

[edit] 2006 Line-up

In 2006, 7,500 people attended the festival.

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena

[edit] 2005 Line-up

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena

[edit] 2004 Line-up

Positiv Main Stage Theory Dance Arena

[edit] See also

[edit] References

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