Music
Mr. Tea and the Minions
by ellierogers
Raucous Folk-Ska that will make you jump around. Drawing on a huge range of influences, from Balkan, Folk and Ska to Rock, Metal and
Tom C@ – (C@ in the H@ and Tom ESC)
by ellierogers
Swingamajig Directors Tom and Richard take the stage to close things out. Together they set up Swingamajig Festival alongside their label Ragtime Records, and
Sibín Beag Take-over
by ellierogers
In 2025 Sibin Beag opened, and immediately felt like another of many homes at Shambala. If you didn’t make it in, make sure to
Gaba Ghanoush
by amiawatling
As the world tears itself apart, an ancient force awakens from the soil. Gaba Ghanoush, stellar DJ and drag horror performer, has risen. Known
Stealing Sheep Club Set
by ellierogers
Slip into something a bit more fetishistic for this after-hours club set from the legendary Liver birds. Big, bass-heavy rave classics merge with silky
RIPower Jimmy Cliff
by ellierogers
2026 be damned for robbing us of one of the greats. The legend that was and is Jimmy Cliff will be honoured in this
Vanity Fairy
by ellierogers
Load up the time machine, set the dial to the ‘70s and ‘80s and head to the Compass stage for Vanity Fairy, the ultimate
Badminton Levy & the Grass Court Games
by ellierogers
Relax into your Sunday afternoon by the lake, with some badminton, a dance off, or some interactive gaming with Badminton Levy and his crew.
Papa Moomin
by ellierogers
Stalwart of the Bristol scene, almost since he had hair, Papa Moomin’s been playing a blinder for the best part of two decades. From
Tonnau Soundsystem
by ellierogers
led by Pete and the crew behind North Wales’ favourite global music festival, Tonnau Sound System, brings you selectors with a deep history of
Venue vs Venue Sound Clash!
by ellierogers
The Venue vs Venue Soundclash is back for the 3rd year running! A chance for the crews from different venues to get to know
Queen of Pressure
by ellierogers
Queen of Pressure is a standout vinyl selector based in Bristol, renowned for her deep, vibrant selections across the reggae arena. Packing bags filled