
Line-up announcements, the residency, and everything else going on in the dunes this August.
Alternative pop and folk rock. Fairport Convention and Lana Del Rey in the same set, which is a wider span than it first looks.
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The most deliberately unhurried night of the season. Cinematic ambient, very chilled, very electronic — and the sun goes down two-thirds of the way through.
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Their third year here. Before that: Painted Chariot, Hendre Hall, and the Byd Mawr nights that brought Eat Static, System 7 and The Mighty Diamonds to north Wales.
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The biggest booking of our season, and he's here twice. Flamenco to rock, over 200 venues a year in the nineties, Glastonbury, four albums — and a surname that means lute player.
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The earliest start of the month. Reggae, world music and live melodica through the afternoon — then Ian Luther, live from 6pm.
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Covers, but not the ones you're bracing for. Voice and guitar, a jazz sensibility underneath, and a swing in songs you thought you knew.
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The biggest thing we've booked all month. A global ensemble from Bangor, led by the poet and musician Martin Daws, on Wednesday 26 August.
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Two DJs, all on vinyl, trading the decks all evening. Freddochino and Pebbles of Away with the Farey's and Hilltop Hifi.
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Gareth and Jim have been Go Cat since the mid-nineties. On Sunday they played hip hop, funk, soul and dub on vinyl as the sun went down.
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Two one-hour sets from 6.30pm, then Scragga on the decks till late. The first night of the bar, and the first sunset of the season.
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Two sets from 6pm. Sixties, seventies, Irish songs and jigs — and a last-song Hey Jude that everyone sings.
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Our resident DJ for the whole month, previously of Café del Mar in Ibiza. He's taking the sunset hour, on a beach that faces due west.
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There's no bar on a Tuesday. So bring something to drink with a pizza under the canopy — no corkage, no fuss.
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