Standon Calling 2014 - Festival Guide

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2014 CONTENTS

2 WELCOME

A message from Alex.

3 THEME

Lost in Latin America!

4 CHARITY

Standon Calling is proud to support CoppaFeel!

5 10 THINGS NOT TO MISS

Check out our picks of the festival.

6 ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Cashless Wristbands, Welfare Tent, Recycling, Lockers & Taxis.

8 FOOD & DRINK

Hungry, Thirsty? Look no further.

10 ACTIVITIES

The Robin Collective, Salon London & Le Tragchic Boutique.

12 CARNIVAL!

Find out about Standon’s very own Carnival on Saturday.

18 DON’T MISS

This year’s essential selection.

20 YOU HEARD THEM HERE FIRST

Our picks of tomorrow’s huge acts.

22 MORE VENUES 22 THE COWSHED PRESENTS COUNT SIZZLE’S CARNAVAL

The cows are out and Count Sizzle is back to party till dawn.

23 THE INCA HOOTS INN

Music, art and culture in our on-site pub.

24 FIND YOUR CALLING

What kind of festivalgoer are you?

Graeme Virtue finds out with an extremely scientific personality test.

26 LINE UP 29 ARTIST A-Z BACK COVER MAP

13 KIDS

Let the little ones explore the Bambino Banditos’ Camp!

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MUSIC PUBLIC ENEMY FRANK TURNER & THE SLEEPING SOULS MAXIMO PARK

Editor David Hancock Layout & Design Paul Sterry www.sterrycreative.co.uk Illustration Thomas Fournier & Paul Sterry www.thomfour.com Contributors PG Brunelli, Cassandra Frey-Mills, Tom O’Meara, Graeme Virtue, Helen Sadler

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2014 WELCOME

elcome to Standon Calling. I really believe there’s something special about this place. It’s not just because I grew up here, but also because every year thousands of you come and create an atmosphere unlike any other festival I’ve been to—a bubble of fantasy, fun and groundbreaking new music that stays true to its house party origins. It’s one of the highlights of my year, and I hope yours too, when we come together to create the mixture of innocent daytime fun combined with all-night bacchanalia that makes Standon what it is.

Standon Calling started out as a house party. I had a few friends round and we had a barbecue, a bit to drink, some tunes and some chaos. It became an annual thing, and each year the tunes were a little louder, the party went on a little later, and there were a few more bodies strewn unconscious about the corridors of the house the next day. Eventually we built a stage (badly) and began booking live bands and DJs. That meant more people wanted to come, and suddenly we had a festival on our hands.

Today that early, rickety stage we built has transformed into the Main Stage, where I’m thrilled to be hosting acts like Maxïmo Park, Frank Turner and the legendary Public Enemy. It’s been joined by the Big Top, where you can catch amazing up-and-coming acts (see music on pages 14-23) and dance your wellies off to sets from the likes of Grandmaster Flash, Greg Wilson and Felix da Housecat. And once again we’ve displaced the cows (somewhere nice) so that a mere cow shed can become The Cowshed, where

you can party till 5am to Gilles Peterson, Norman Jay, Asadinho and many more.

Each year some very special people have helped me to put the festival together, and I am forever in their debt. There are too many to thank individually, but I have to mention a few. My parents, who have welcomed thousands of guests to their home every year and who have supported me through good times and bad. Also farmers Philip and Jeffrey, whose dedication is beyond words. One example of their indestructible commitment, off the top of my head: last year, when the articulated lorry delivering the lights refused to enter the site, they loaded all the stage lighting for the festival—that’s twenty tonnes, by hand—onto their flatbed. And everyone who’s been with the festival for so long: Graham, Tired, Sam, Demelza, Tom and the rest of you, you know who you are. Thank you.

And you. If you’re a regular, thank you for your continued support. It means the world to me. And if you’re new to Standon, I wish you the most amazing weekend. Say hello if you see me walking about, and thank you.

Love,

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2014 THEME n the past we’ve celebrated eccentricity with Running Away from the Circus, embarked on exotic expeditions with Journey to the Ends of the Earth, delved into the demonic and the divine with Gods & Monsters, and grappled with glamour and gore with Murder on the Standon Express.

The theme is more than just an excuse to dress up (although, look, we’re not going to deny it’s mainly an excuse to dress up). It’s a chance to experience another sensory reality, to truly immerse yourself in the rhythms, traditions, myths and culture of the most fascinating continent on Earth, as we get Lost in Latin America.

This year you can dance to the Standon samba beat, chow down on churros and chillis in our Caracas street market, enter a Mexican wrestling competition or experience a luxurious afternoon in our lagoon. On Saturday afternoon the Standon Carnival will beat its way through the festival—and you can be part of it. You’ll be able to learn flamenco dancing, float building, piñata making and voodoo ritual workshops. Then, come carnival time, you’ll lead the carnival procession through the site, to its end: judging the fancy dress!

And when you fancy a tequila or two, leave your sombreros, pistoleros and inhibitions at the door as you enter our cantina. It's the kind of place you can share a jug of voodoo juice with a jungle tribesman, play cards with a conquistador, eat mushrooms with a Mayan, chat up an Inca or have a coffee with a capybura.

Then later, in the sultry heat of the night, the real Latin America emerges. A humble cowshed becomes a frenetic fiesta with pulsing beats and hypnotic lights. And that’s not the only place to lose your mind. All over the site are venues bringing to life the spirit of everything from Machu Picchu to mescal-soaked narcotraficantes.

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2014 CHARITY MUSIC

We all have them.

We all need to get to know them. eet CoppaFeel!, Standon’s new official charity. Not only are they here to remind you to check your boobs right now, they’re also on a mission to ensure all breast cancers are caught at the earliest stage possible, when treatments are more effective and survival rates are higher.

Five years ago, Kris Hallenga discovered she had secondary breast cancer. It took doctors eight months to diagnose her from when she first felt something unusual in her boobs, and by that time her cancer was at stage four. There is no stage five. She was 23, and today she lives with incurable cancer. Kris wants to ensure that others don’t find themselves in a similar situation. One in eight women will

receive a breast cancer diagnosis at some stage in their lives. And chaps—400 men a year get diagnosed too, so listen up!

What one word would you use to describe your boobs? That’s the question the girls and boys at the Boob Cube will be putting to you this year. Most ladies use words relating to the size or shape of their boobs, such as big or small, pert or saggy but CoppaFeel! want to change that. We want you to get a feel for them.

That’s right ladies, it’s time to get to know #WhatNormalFeelsLike for you and give yourself the best chance of spotting any changes early. It all starts with a new word to describe your boobs, so hop on over to the Boob Cube right now and share your word with the team and learn the signs and symptoms of breast cancer whilst you're there. If you’re lucky, they may even give you some marshmallows and a special T-shirt!

And if you need a monthly reminder, text ‘NORMAL’ plus your word to 70300 to get your free* reminder every month straight to your phone. You’re welcome.

P.S Ours are “squidgy.”

www.coppafeel.org

*Standard network rates apply for the text you send to sign up. Everything's free after that. Promise.

This year, Standon Calling is proud to be supporting

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CARNIVAL!

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Stare slack-jawed as the Standon Calling Carnival moves across the site if you like, but we recommend you go one further and get involved.

Make your costume at the workshop and join in the fun.

MEXICAN WRESTLING

Viene la tormenta! Gawp at the highflying antics of Lucha Britannica’s fearsome luchadores, then learn how to grapple, power slam and choke-hold at the Mexican Wrestling Training Camp.

In association with Jose Cuervo.

Book your place at the Info Tent.

DOG SHOW

Who lets the dogs in? We do! Not only are pooches welcome to the festival but they get their very own show on Sunday afternoon. We’ll level with you: it can get pretty chaotic. Look, we’re all pretty hungover by this point. And the dogs aren’t helping.

SWIMMING POOL

If the South American swelter gets too much, why not pop on your togs and take a dip in the pool? This is the only festival in the UK where you can do that, so get stuck in!

REHAB RAVE Give your weary body a break—sweat it out of your system as you move to some morning beats with detoxing juices on Sunday morning.

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FLY THROUGH THE FESTIVAL Those loco outdoor flying trapeze artists Gorilla Circus are back to give you the chance to fly unencumbered over the festival. Sample the high life for only eight quid with a Try ’n’ Fly session, or book a longer 1½ hour session where you’ll work your way up to a free-flying catch!

PI ATA CHAMPIONSHIPS Pour your creative energy and skilful craft into making a beautiful piñata at our workshops. Then smash the $@!* out of it on Saturday after the Carnival procession.

MESCAL AMBULANCE “Hello, which emergency service do you require? The mescal ambulance? What the hell is the matter with you!?” Yep, if you’re feeling poorly this is the last thing you want to see hoving into view. However, if you’re feeling wild and wanton then a shot of mescal will set you up for an unforgettable* night. (*you may well forget everything).

COMEDY SPECTACULAR “A bit like being hit in the face with a big bag of fun.” That’s how The Spectacular Spectrum of Now describe themselves.

We like that. We like fun. We like being hit in the face with it. If you do too, get ready to cackle your way through their unique multimedia variety show.

ROCKAOKE They’re back! No shonky backing tracks here: this is your chance to sing karaoke with a full live band behind you. “One of London’s finest WTF experiences!”

(Time Out). Is that even a compliment?

Who cares! It’s the most fun you’ll have this side of a Nordic air guitar contest.

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CASHLESS To improve safety, reduce hassle and cut queues, we’ve gone cashless again this year.

On your wristband is a secure chip which you can use to buy food, drink, or anything else on sale in the festival. Load it up with credit when you enter, or top it up at the top-up station.

You can add credit to your wristband using cash, credit or debit cards. Then before you leave, visit the station to have any remaining balance on your wristband refunded in cash or put it towards a ticket for next year to get a special price of only £79!

Wristbands must be attached to your wrist—you cannot pay with one that’s been cut off. In the unlikely event your wristband goes missing, don’t worry, your money is secure. As soon as you tell us about it we’ll cancel the old wristband and give you a new one—with all your money still on it.

WELFARE TENT Need a quiet space to get yourself together? The welfare tent is a friendly

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2014 ESSENTIAL 2014 MUSIC INFO shelter where you can rest your head.

You’ll also find general information, professional counselling, messaging, and lost & found services should you need them.

RECYCLING You can help us with our commitment to the environment by recycling your rubbish and taking your camping equipment with you when you leave. There are numerous recycling points around the festival, with clear instructions on what goes where.

All festival packaging is made from special biodegradable material, and all our electricity is generated from 100% vegetable fat.

LOCKERS Wouldn’t it be great if you could keep your valuables safe and top up your phone’s charge at the same time? Wouldn’t a festival that provided stuff like that just be the best? No no, really, we’re happy to oblige (for a small fee). You don’t need to thank us. Oh all right, a little peck on the cheek then.

TAXIS We’ve partnered with minicabit.com to ensure you can get away smoothly when it’s time to go. If you can fill a cab with six people, a one-way trip to London can be had for as little as £15 per head (depending on exact destination).

There is also a cab rank by the car park, or you can call: For Bishop’s Stortford station: Associated Taxis – 01279 655 666 Omega Taxis – 01279 655 444 For Ware station: Hertford Cars – 01992 509 950 Fox Holes – 01992 500 750 Acre Cars – 01920 555 555

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HAPPY CREPES

GOOD & PROPER TEA

Watch in delicious anticipation as the batter hits the pan, knowing that at Happy Crepes they only ever use stoneground organic flour from Shipton Mill in Gloucestershire for their batter. And that’s not all— their fresh mushrooms, tangy lemons, luscious strawberries, spicy ginger, juicy tomatoes and aromatic basil are all locally sourced where possible.

In fact all their ingredients are always fresh, never from a tin!

Those good and proper people at Good & Proper tea have spent a lot of time thinking about the perfect cuppa. For the last year they’ve been tasting teas from farms all over the world, always looking for a distinctive character that stands up on its own without any blending or additives. And it’s all served up from a delightful 1974 Citroen-H van named Watson.

COSMIC CARAVAN Creative veggie street food from a vintage Romany caravan with a space-age look!

Globally-inspired food, from Sri Lankan to Israeli to good old British chips. Plus an out-of-this-world array of pickles, dressings and relishes to light up your tastebuds. Vegan and gluten free options available.

BEEFCAKE Finest 100% beef patties. Locally produced artisan egg-glazed buns. The utmost care in selecting and preparing their produce to give you the ultimate beef experience, all served from a shiny Airstream. Excuse us while we wipe the drool from our chins…

CARNIVAL COFFEE If you need perking up then get down to Carnival Coffee for some of their own very special blend of 100% ethical, organic and fairtrade coffee. Or if you fancy they’ll sort you out with some tea, pastries, fruit or even porridge too. Take a break from the madness within the bounds of their white picket fence. Open 24hrs.

JUZU Dedicated to bringing you the spirit of authentic Japanese street food, Juzu offer sizzling teppan fried yakisoba noodles, mouthwatering simmering katsu curry and much more. Savour the taste and soak up a flavour of the east.

KOUEI Healthy and delicious Japanese classics from Kouei, including Yaki Udon, Ebi Tempura and Mabo Don. Mmm!

GOURMET CHORIZO It’s a chorizo revolución!

Wholesome, hearty, smoky and spicy sausages served with professionalism and a dash of theatrics—that’s what makes Gourmet Chorizo’s food so special. Made from free range, acorn-fed, Black Iberico pigs, these 98% meat (and gluten-free) chorizos are the secret to the magic. Gluten free. Vegetarian & vegan options available.

O SO JUICY O So are on hand all weekend with piles of delicious fruit and natural ingredients and juicers at the ready so that we can keep our vitamins up and have enough fuel to keep partying. You won't find any nasties in their drinks and they’re all served ice-cold from Poppy, their brightly decorated VW Camper Van.

FISHDOG We like hot dogs. We like fish fingers. But which is best?

There’s only one way to find out: FISHDOGS! Yes, Mark Hix has done the unthinkable and combined them. Perfectly fried pollock served in a hotdog bun with minted mushy peas and tartare sauce, with a side of crispy chips, washed down with Fentiman’s soda—the perfect festival meal. And for afters try their cinnamon-coated doughnuts served with hot salted caramel sauce. Bliss!

POMMOROLA PIZZA GARDENS Do you like your food to be thrown around by excitable Italians before you eat it? We do, which is why we love Pommorola Pizza Garden’s magical combination of homemade dough, wood-fired ovens and acrobatic pizza-throwing.

They even run pizza-making workshops—fantastic for kids and anyone fascinated by fine food. And with giant smoking mushrooms and zebra striped climbing walls, their stall is a magical area from which to order and eat your pizza.

SWALLOW BAKERY Inspired by the light, sponged cupcakes and rich, thick buttercream frosting of Manhattan’s finest bakeries, the Swallow Bakery caters for sweet teeth at festivals all over the UK. Cupcakes, brownies and cookies—all freshly baked from locally sourced ingredients.

If you get tired of cakes they serve gourmet paninis and bespoke barista coffee too… but seriously, who ever gets tired of cakes?

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2014 FOOD AND DRINK ANNA MAE’S Legendary pimped-up Mac ’n’ Cheese from award winning street food vendors Anna Mae’s. Freshly made in front of you from three different cheeses, it’s served up hot and bubbling from giant cast iron skillets with a lush selection of your choice of toppings.

are all sourced from carefully selected suppliers and lovingly served by Meatcure’s dedicated events team. It’s just the thing to soak up festival excess.

menu and introducing a gourmet range. Come and try Catch of the Day and the Guilty Pleasure!

THE ALPINE CAF

Inspired by New York’s meatpacking district and Southern BBQ, Meatcure dishes up finger-licking fast food classics.

Mouthwatering maple smoked pulled pork, ribs, franks and fries

“The belly rules the mind.” That’s Toastie’s motto, and we agree. This is simple, delicious street food done right. Served with love by Lucy, who began selling toffee apples from the back of her dad’s van at Glastonbury in the 90s, Toastie has gone from strength to strength.

And for the first time this year they’re building on their classic

A nifty stop-in for some hearty fayre, bringing a little bit of Chamonix to Hertfordshire.

French mountain food with ‘Tartiflette’ a speciality—a potato, garlic, cheese, bacon and cream dish that sticks to your insides.

Mais OUI! Or as the sun goes down try their fabulous gourmet Chocolat Chaud, or for added va-va-voom there’s an ethereallywarming Vin Chaud too.

TREE BAR

SIPSMITH SIPPING BAR

COWSHED BAR

Standon’s signature bar, once nestled in the boughs of a nearby mighty tree, returns to slake your thirst.

Indulge in some sophisticated gin-derived deliciousness, with ingredients including infusions of Earl Grey tea, lemon verbena, cucumber, vermouth and a touch of bitters.

When things get crazy in the Cowshed, cool your Cuban heels in the bar and enjoy a snifter before you return to the mayhem of the dancefloor

MEATCURE

BIG TOP BAR So you never have to stray far from your favourite acts, the Big Top Bar is on hand for some licentious lubrication.

THE INCA HOOTS INN Come rain or shine the the Inca Hoots Inn will be serving delicious concoctions from early till late.

FEVER-TREE'S ULTIMATE GIN & TONIC BAR Bringing a cool slice of lime and some of the world’s most refined mixers to to the Latin American heat, it’s the people at Fever-Tree with a host of mouthwatering summer cocktails.

JOSE CUERVO TEQUILA BAR Enjoy a spot of Mexican Paradise with Jose Cuervo's specially created menu of tequila based cocktails.

TOASTIE

SAVANNA CIDER BAR From Sunny South Africa, sample some Savanna Cider this summer at Standon. Try saying that after ten ciders.

MEANTIME TANKER Yep, it's a ruddy great lorry full of beer. The lager remains unpasteurised, unfiltered and unoxidised until it hits your glass— beer doesn't come fresher than this.

MESCAL AMBULANCE Nee-naw-yee-haw!

The mescal ambulance is here to tend to your ailments with fine mescal, tequila and margaritas.

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ROBIN COLLECTIVE The purveyors of curious events and experimental food are on hand this year with cool treats for a scorchio summer. The Ice Cream Social is a silent disco with a difference: with decks in the shell of a vintage ice cream van, it offers up experimental food prizes and other surprises. Then on Sunday afternoon head up to Inca Hoots where they’ll be teaching you Extreme Garnishing. Plus every day they’ll be bringing us new treats and surprises, including an edible

SALON LONDON AT STANDON CALLING Lose yourself in Latin America with Salon London at Standon Calling. We'll take you deep into the heart of this diverse and exuberant culture, where you can learn rhythms from the streets of Salvador, melodies from the poets and lyricists of Chile and be seduced by the most passionate dance on earth, the Argentinian Tango. And if you love to armchair travel via the medium of chocolate, and who doesn't, we have that too.

Friday 4-6pm We'll be getting to know Manu Chau, exploring the influence of socialism, his global music perspective and his relationship with Latin America with his biographer Peter Culshaw, writer and founding founding Director of The Arts Desk. www.theartsdesk.com

No-one knows more about chocolate than Sara Jayne Stanes OBE. She'll explain the connection between the landscapes, climates and flavours of the most valuable bean we have, the cocoa bean and lead us in a unique Latin American chocolate tasting. www.sarajaynestanes.co.uk

Saturday 2-4pm Head west to Chile with international artist, percussionist and carnivalist Francisco Carrasco, who will be teaching us Chilean melodies and rhythms. This special singing and percussion brings together the rich history, music and culture of this amazing country. www.franciscocarrasco.com Experience the passion of the Argentinian Tango with the Corrientes Social Club’s Mina and Giraldo.

LE TRAGCHIC BOUTIQUE Fri-Sun 1-3pm & 5-7pm Ah, bienvenue mesdames et messieurs! We hope you enjoy your stay at Le Tragchic Boutiqie, an immersive theatrical expedition into the strangest of beauty salons. Once inside, who knows what will happen or how you will look when you emerge? Only one thing is certain: this is a makeover you will never forget!

To enter this elite salon you must first impress hostess and receptionist, Tiffany Swallows. Beautiful but perpetually broken-hearted pin-up girl Tiffany is forever yearning for love, laughs and that special new gentleman friend. To enter Le Tragchic Boutique Tiffany will ask you to perform a task. She might make you catwalk with her, demand you dance for

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Following a year of collaborating on experiential events, including work for Bompas & Parr, the Robin Collective was formed in 2010 by Elspeth Rae, Robin Fegen and Brandy Wright. They are a collective of designers, artists, chefs, entertainers, photographers, actors and writers whose mission is to confuse and delight the senses within a unique and memorable atmosphere. They actively encourage and use young artists from all disciplines in order to give them early industry recognition.

This session captures the atmosphere of traditional milongas mixed with more avant garde tango tendencies from Buenos Aires. www.corrientessocialclub.co.uk

Sunday 1-3pm Learn to play amazing Afro-Brazilian percussion with Marcos Santana. Marcos grew up learning rhythms from the streets of Salvador, Bahia, giving his first professional performance aged twelve. He has performed throughout Brazil and regularly teaches there, as well as in the UK and Switzerland. www.triboband.wordpress.com Capoeira is a uniquely Brazilian artform, blending dance, creativity and athleticism. Manjerico has been a member of ABADA-Capoeira UK since 1997, a not for profit organisation that promotes the social, cultural and educational benefits of capoeira. Let Manjerico teach you how to move in rhythmic flow. www.abada-uk.com

her, request that you sing her a song, recite a poem or, if you’re lucky, she may offer you entrance purely because she thinks you look fabulous.

Once inside the salon you'll meet the Madam, a fierce woman renowned for her outstanding cleavage and physic powers. She may request that you cross her palm with something; a kiss, a secret, a special performance. As a woman hungry for all of life’s passions, be warned she may not want to let you out of her grasp. Then she’ll present you with the Look Book, from which you’ll be able to choose from a number of Looks including Tribal Chic, Rock Star Glam, Trailer Trash and many more.

A word of caution: everything is not always as it seems inside Le Tragchic and you may not get what you were expecting!

After that you'll be whisked into the heart of the salon where Maurice Paris, the world’s most outrageous stylist, and Hoina Baccavitch, an ex-supermodel who exists somewhere between here and the spirit realm, will attend your every need. Your memories of this experience will stay with you long after you leave!

Le Tragchic Boutique will sweep you up into a whirlwind, spin you around and throw you out into the world as a new person; a fabulous, shinning, glittering creature ready to embrace everything the day and night may bring.

Be brave, take a risk, and throw caution to the wind.

Step inside Le Tragic Boutique and let the dice land where they may...

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From Friday afternoon our friends from Selva will begin recruiting Carnival Warriors, so look out for them if you fancy joining in the fiesta, or go and see them at the Selva Tent. You’ll learn tropical skills including maracatu drumming, samba dancing and costume making.

Then on Saturday morning the workshops continue. Saturday is also your chance to show off at the Standon Calling fancy dress competition. Transform yourselves into shimmering señoritas, handsome hombres, or anything in between or

beyond. And this year it’s better than ever before, for where better to dress up than… CARNIVAL! Yes, on Saturday afternoon the real Carnival begins. A huge parade will make its way around the entire festival site, culminating in a special carnival set on the Main Stage by the Cuban Brothers, opening the gates to a night of Cubano style craziness. Will you be in it? Of course you will! Head to the Selva Tent at 1:30pm on Saturday to get ready for the start of the procession at 2:30pm.

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2014 KIDS

In a quiet corner of the manor house, close to the swimming pool (always popular with our younger festivalgoers), lies the Bambino Banditos Camp.

Activities include Mexican bandit training, Amazon games, music from madcap duo Mari & Archie, inflatable banana duels, Petite Ullalloom Theatre presents “Lost in Latin America,” Squeaky Hill kids’ fiesta rave, sing-a-longs, piñatas, Day of the Dead duck decorating, an Aztec headdress craft session, vgiant

Standon *Calling cannot

be held responsible if there is no sunshine.

dreamcatcher making, tribal tales storytelling, fancy dress, and Tribal Tales—themed storytelling as the sun sets.

The Bambino Banditos Camp is designed to provide children’s entertainment and give parents a chance to relax. Please do bear in mind though that it’s not a crèche, and children must be accompanied by adults.

So let the nippers run free and enjoy the sunshine!

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“We have been lucky enough to attend a few festivals and if you ask any member of my family for their highlights Standon Calling comes out tops.”

Festivalkidz

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Has any other artist done more to raise global consciousness through artistic genius than Public Enemy? We don’t think so, and we’re incredibly proud to welcome them to headline Standon this year.

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ince forming in Long Island in 1982, Chuck D, Flava Flav, Professor Griff, Terminator X, DJ Lord & the S1Ws have been performing and recording with raw honesty and unshakeable insight.

They redefined hip hop production with 1987’s Yo! Bum Rush the Show before doing the same for politics and culture with It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.

If there’s one thing we can learn from Public Enemy’s career, it’s that the need to speak truth to power never goes away. They are the ultimate headline act for the biggest party night of the summer. The world needs Public Enemy, perhaps now more than ever, so get ready for a bumper 90-minute set that you’ll remember for a long time to come.

We’re the first hip hop group that ever did festivals. We liked being able to present ourselves to the rest of the music genre world.

Now that festivals seem to be the thing, why stop our pattern?

DID YOU KNOW?

WHEN?

Sat - 9:30pm

In 1991 Public Enemy went on tour with an unlikely act sharing top billing: Leeds goth rockers The Sisters of Mercy.

The tour was abandoned.

WHERE?

Main Stage

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re you blacking in and out in a strange tent in East Standon? Settle down, get yourself to the main stage on Friday, and don’t miss Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls. You won’t see a more raw and passionate performance this year. Frank’s gone from strength to strength

with the success of last year’s Tape Deck Heart, and Rolling Stone dubbed him one of the best things at Coachella this year.

You’ll understand why when you witness his uncompromising punk-folk charm and boundless energy. Can something as simple as rock ’n’ roll save us all? We still believe in Jerry Lee and in Johnny—and in Frank.

Go on son.

DID YOU KNOW?

Frank is a tattoo nut and had himself filmed getting new ink in the video for 2013's Losing Days

WHEN?

Fri - 10pm

WHERE?

Main Stage

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ounding off our headline acts this year, Paul Smith’s deranged exuberance leads Maxïmo Park on the main stage on Sunday to close the festival. Since being overwhelmed by their first Glastonbury performance back in the day,

they’re now experts in fuelling festival fever—and they might even be participating in the dog show on Sunday! The band’s love of Fever Ray shines through in this year’s Too Much Information, with flowing synths adding a new dimension to their trademark angular guitars and witty, literary lyrics.

DID YOU KNOW?

The band takes its name from a park in Miami (named for Cuban freedom fighter Máximo Gómez) where the city’s Latin community gather to talk politics and play dominoes.

WHEN?

Sun - 9:35pm

WHERE?

Main Stage

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CLEAN BANDIT Clean Bandit

Chart-blasting baroque/house fusion stylings from the Cambridgebased six-piece. 2014 has been a huge year for Clean Bandit, with Rather Be topping the charts for Rather Be is the four weeks highest-selling and their first january single album smashing since Babylon in at number Zoo’s Spaceman three. “You think in 1996. electronic music’s boring? You think it’s stupid?” Not us!

DID YOU KNOW?

PEACE

Peace NZ Shapeshifter

Dark, melodic indie techno from rock ’n’ roll sensations Peace. The West-Midlands based four-piece have been compared to Foals, Vampire Weekend and Wu Lyf, but we think you’ll agree they have their own special sound. Get buzzed with them on the Main Stage on Sunday.

NZ SHAPESHIFTER The global drum ’n’ bass phenomenon are bringing their unique, uplifting blend of liveinstruments and badass breaks to Standon this year. We love their anthemic synths, soulful vocals and pulsating beats and, if you know what’s good for you, you will too.

EASY STAR ALL STARS The reggae collective out of New York City are celebrating the tenth anniversary of their stunning cover album Dub Side of the Moon with a run of UK dates and a reissue of the album, featuring two new

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bonus tracks.

The All Stars’ covers are true It’s 41 years since reinterpretations Dark Side of the of classic music, Moon was released. bringing a Bet you didn’t want fresh but still recognisable to think about sound to much that, did you? loved genres. They are incredible musical and artistic achievements.

DID YOU KNOW?

Easy Star All Stars

ELLA EYRE It’s no wonder that Ella Eyre’s raspy, sultry tones propelled Rudimental’s Waiting All Night straight to number one. Get lost in her breathtaking voice as she takes you on a pop-fuelled journey through the night.

THE HEAVY If you like your soulful rock dirty, hot and chewy with a dash of garage punk, ska and voodoo swamp revue—and who doesn’t?— prepare for an awesome aural assault by Bristol knockouts The Heavy.

The Ninja Tune signed The Heavy are the artists have first band ever to caused a have been asked to worldwide perform an encore storm since on the The Late their 2007 Show with David debut album, Letterman. and now they’re here to tear it up on the Main Stage on Friday.

Ella Eyre The Heavy

DID YOU KNOW?

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Ibibio Sound Machine

IBIBIO SOUND MACHINE Recruiting the brassy extravagance of 70s Nigerian funk and high-end contemporary electronic production to their cause, Imbibio Sound Machine pump out a diverse and irresistible sound. We dare you not to dance.

We double dare you.

YOUNG FATHERS

Young Fathers

Defying easy categorisation, Young Fathers’ hip-hop is about as alt as it comes. Fusing their Nigerian, Liberian Scottish influences with psychedelia, pop and powerful lyrics, these three are going far.

FLYTE Cheery homespun indie-pop with a sardonic edge from the weatherFlyte made the fixated four video for We Are piece with The Rain themselves a thing because “we wanted, for Kirsty above all, for it Young. to be rubbish.”

Clever, addictive stuff.

DID YOU KNOW?

Flyte The Fat White Family

THE FAT WHITE FAMILY Grotty, anarchic anti-showmen The Fat White Family are here to ruin your Sunday afternoon (if you have any sense of propriety whatsoever, which we sincerely hope you don’t) with their riotously entertaining show and brilliant songwriting. Touch that leather, baby.

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Say Lou Lou

SAY LOU LOU Shimmering ethereal soundscapes and heartrending vocals from the identical twin sisters. There’s been so much demand for their lush organic The twins are electro-pop so busy touring that this that they are formerly currently of no studio-only fixed abode. outfit have been swept them non-stop touring. Their motto?

“Whatever feels good must be good.” Sounds good to us.

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Amber Run

AMBER RUN Come and swoon at the Nottingham quintet’s soulful, anthemic arrangements.

We think the next time you see them there’s a good chance you’ll have to elbow your way to the front of a stadium crowd, so enjoy the intimacy while you can!

THUMPERS Euphoric, swirling pop is the order of the day for the duo who in the past have made up some of both Friendly Fires and Pull Tiger Tail, and who have played live alongside Slow Club, Two Door Cinema Club, Chvrches, Kwes., and MS MR.

Thumpers Team Me

TEAM ME Not ones for letting those long Nowergian winters get to them, Team Me are about as uplifting as they come. We defy you to feel anything but joy at their exhilarating symphonies.

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fter a stunning debut last year with the Whoop Whoop Circus, Count Sizzle returns to Standon to bring you three nights of deep and dirty dance music. The kicks off on Friday with Asadinho’s Latin-flavoured house mix. Then on Saturday we welcome the legendary Gilles Peterson back to Standon—a DJ with of an enclyopediac knowledge of all beats Latin American.

And to see you out, it’s none other than dance legend Norman Jay, who closes the Cowshed on Sunday.

Every night the Count will be joined by names like Benny Ill (Horsepower), the Mixnots, Tom Gilleron, Count Skylarkin’, Jay Taylor and the Cleen Boys, as well as taking to the decks himself, to bring you a wild variety of Rio rhythms and Latin block-rockin’ beats. From old school cumbia, boogaloo, Latin soul and funk 45 rpm records in the early evenings, to the best of contemporary Brazilian rhythms and bass culture from midnight onwards, plus the big bad tunes that no street party could do without, it’s all going off in the Cowshed.

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he bar by the lawn is the place to come for those stimulating and intimate festival experiences. No, not those kinds of stimulating and intimate experiences— the kind where you can get involved, be right up close with the music, learn new things and laugh your sombreros off.

The Inca Hoots Inn is also the home of Salon London, who open their weekend of enthralling activities on Friday with a talk on Manu Chao’s relationship with Latin America hosted by his biographer, writer and broadcaster Peter Culshaw. Then it’s time to get dark and sticky with Latin American Chocolate Tasting, before the Spectacular Spectrum of Now regale you with their twisted multimedia rewordings of a traditional variety show.

On Saturday afternoon Salon are back to teach you Chilean percussion and singing

and Argentinian Tango with the Corrientes Social Club, after which you can rock out with Rockaoke—the incredible musical experience where you can be the lead singer of a full rock band! Then don’t miss Indeedy Musical Bingo—all the fun of normal bingo but with songs instead of numbers, with some amazing (and some kitsch!) prizes to be won. Finally, as day turns to night, there’s music to see you though to the small hours.

Sunday sees the return of Salon bright and early for Capoeira and Samba Drumming sessions. Then, if you’ve enjoyed the culinary concoctions of the Robin Collective on Friday and Saturday, you can learn how it’s all done at their Extreme Garnishing workshop before chilling out and swaying to the sounds of Lil Rice and Ollie Clark. To close the Inn it’s over to Diane Chorley, aka the Duchess of Canvey, to sing you out (over your laughter—she ain’t half a laugh).

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Crammed with all the passion and excitement of a Rio carnival, there’s so much happening at Standon Calling it might initially feel a little overwhelming.

This year’s theme is “Lost In Latin America”, but it seems only fair to provide some kind of roadmap to nudge you toward new and beguiling experiences over the weekend. Simply take our extremely scientific personality test to see what musical acts and activities might chime with your aura. Ready? ¡Buena suerte!

struggling to put up their tent. Do you...

A Crank up some house music

to speed things along?

B Offer to show them your patented slow-and-steady approach?

C Pick up their mallet and declare “I am Thor!”?

D Ask them about their life and travels as you help them out?

2. The party in the Cowshed is in

full flow when the DJ beckons you toward the decks. Do you put on...

A You Got The Love?

B Everything Flows?

C The Roobarb & Custard theme?

D The Girl From Ipanema?

3. A young chap looks a little lost on the

dancefloor during DJ Format. Do you...

A Encourage him to join your dance circle?

B Give him a fierce but welcoming hug?

C Smile and offer him a high five?

D Yell out “Que pasa?”

4. You’re in the desert and you see a

turtle struggling on its back. Do you...

A Spin him round like a breakdancer before getting him up?

B Patiently encourage him to come out of his shell?

C Ask if you can keep him as a pet?

D Lie on your back alongside him to see what you’re missing?

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5. You’re finalising your costume

for Saturday’s fancy dress competition. Are you...

A A samba dancer with feather headdress?

B A voodoo priest?

C Your favourite character from The Mysterious Cities Of Gold?

D An Aztec warrior with historically accurate body art?

Words by Graeme Virtue

1. It’s Friday. A fellow festival-goer is

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A HEDONISTA You have dancing in your blood, and will do anything to seek out a beat, so don’t miss two hours of Felix Da Housecat (Friday, Big Top, 12.30am) late on opening night. You might want to loosen up for Felix with Iggy Azalea’s BFF Charli XCX (Friday, Big Top, 7.50pm) while fellow chart stars Clean Bandit (Saturday, Main Stage, 8.35pm) combine deep dance love with classical virtuosity to persuasive effect. If you love poised pop, it’s also worth seeking out icy heartbreakers Say Lou Lou (Sunday, Main Stage, 6.20pm). Beyond electronica, snakehipped up-and-comers The Bohicas (Saturday, Big Top, 2.45pm) have an irresistible knack for scuzzy rock. And if you want to add to your repertoire of dancefloor moves, check out the Corrientes Social Club Tango Session (Inca Hoots, Saturday, 3pm) or even try your hand (and feet) at Brazil’s slinky martial art Capoeira (Inca Hoots, Sunday, 1pm).

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MOSTLY Bs: YOU ARE ...

A BELIEVER

You have a deep love for music that moves you. No-one would doubt the passion of headliners Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls (Friday, Main Stage, 10pm) or righteous agithoppers Public Enemy (Saturday, Main Stage, 10.15pm) but there are amazing artists who make music that wears its heart on its sleeve playing throughout the weekend. William Doyle’s remarkable solo project East India Youth (Saturday, Big Top, 7.25pm) conjures real emotion from beautiful electronica, while the eclectic, electrifying Young Fathers (Sunday, Big Top, 7.30pm) have charisma, and energy, to burn. The stars are aligning for the brilliant Peace (Sunday, Main Stage, 8.05pm) and their lung-bursting choruses but if you really want to explore matters of the heart, track down one of our voodoo ritual workshops.

MOSTLY Cs: YOU ARE ...

A BIG KID You rarely act your age, and such child-like love and enthusiasm will find a perfect match in DJ Yoda (Saturday, Big Top, midnight), the ninja retronaut who creates amazing audio/ visual extravaganzas that manage to be both nostalgic and futuristic.

You may also find a kindred spirit in the form of tipsy folk star Beans On Toast (Friday, Main Stage, 5pm). The madcap parps and inventive covers of the Hackney Colliery Band (Sunday, Main Stage, 2.55pm) recall the promising haze of endless schooldays, and if games are your thing, don’t miss out on Indeedy Musical Bingo (Saturday, Inca Hoots, 4pm). If you aren’t just a big kid at heart but actually have children with you at the festival, seek out the kid’s area – not far from the swimming pool – where younger festivalgoers can experience everything from facepainting to Maurice’s reggae nursery rhymes.

You can keep them entertained and have a breather at the same time.

MOSTLY Ds: YOU ARE ...

A CULTURE VULTURE You’re determined to experience new cultures from the inside out, and will throw yourself into anything exotic and unusual. This year’s Lost In Latin America theme means that the entire festival is saturated in colourful, exotic sights, sounds and aromas – and The Cuban Brothers (Saturday, Main Stage, 3:30pm), the greatest party act in the world, excel in all three areas. To really get into the spirit of the festival, become part of the Standon Carnival, which features a raft of activities from flamenco dancing to float building.

Apply yourself and you could even become one of the high priests leading the parade.

There’s also a chance to get some spirit and fire inside you with the Latin American Chocolate Tasting (Friday, Inca Hoots, 5pm) or hone your performative skills at the Chilean percussion and singing workshop (Saturday, Inca Hoots, noon). And don’t forget undoubtedly the most relaxing type of cultural immersion: Standon Calling’s signature swimming pool, open every day from 9am6pm.

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Stage • The Fat White Family Sun 5:10pm, Big Top • Felix Da Housecat Fri 12:30am, Big Top • Felon Sun 10pm, Groove Garden • Fiona Bevan Fri 10pm, Autumn Shift • Floored Capri Fri 9pm & Sun 3:30pm, Meantime Stage • Flyte Sun 4:10pm, Big Top • Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Fri 10pm, Main Stage • Giblets & Offal Fri 8pm, Topshed • Gilles Peterson Sat midnight, Cowshed • Grandmaster Flash Sun 10:30pm, Big Top • Greg Wilson Fri 10:45pm, Big Top • Groove Garden All Stars Sat 10pm, Inca Hoots • Hackney Colliery Band Sun 3:15pm, Main Stage • Hawaiian Bop Sun 12pm, Groove Garden • The Heavy Fri 8:15pm, Main Stage • Heavy HZ Fri 2:30am, Big Top • Hot Blood Sat 9pm, Groove Garden • House of Hats Sun 10pm, Inca Hoots • House Of Thieves Sat 12:45pm, Big Top • Ibibio Sound Machine Sun 5pm, Main Stage • Imperial Leisure Sun 2:05pm, Main Stage • Indeedy Lunchtime Disco Sun 1pm, Topshed • Indeedy Musical Bingo Sat 4:40pm, Inca Hoots • in.DJ.nous Sat 2pm & Sun 5pm, Autumn Shift • Interiors Sun 12pm, Inca Hoots • Inti Rowland Fri 9pm, Autumn Shift • Jay Taylor Fri 3:30am, Cowshed • Jeff Daniels Fri 3pm, Meantime Stage & Sun 8:30pm, Groove Garden • JJ Jabs Sat midnight, Autumn Shift • Jonny P Taylor Sun 1pm, Autumn Shift • Kid Fiesta Fri 10pm & Sat 7:30pm, Groove Garden • King Charles Sat 6:55pm, Main Stage • King Kong DJ Set Sat 10pm, Autumn Shift • Kobo Town Sun 12:35pm, Main Stage • Laurence Taylor Fri 2:35pm, Inca Hoots • Lawrence Page Sun 4:30pm, Cowshed • The Leisure Society Fri 6:30pm, Main Stage • Lex Luca Fri 11:30pm, Groove Garden • Lil Rice & Ollie Clark Sun 8pm, Inca Hoots • Lisa Lore & Friends Sat 3pm, Autumn Shift • The London Disco Society Sun 5pm, Groove Garden • Lucha Britannia Wrestling Sat 5:45pm & Sun 2:30pm, Mexican Wrestling Ring • Lucha Britannia Wrestling Training Sat & Sun 2pm, Mexican Wrestling Ring • Maddox Sat 1:45pm, Big Top • Maxïmo Park Sun 9:35pm, Main Stage • Mayans Fri 3:30pm, Big Top • Mistress Mo Sat 10:30pm, Meantime Stage • The Mixnots Fri 10pm, 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