Following the fantastic success of the Reclaimed Rye music stage outside The NINES at Peckham Festival 2016, we have responded to popular demand by curating a new live music stage.

Live at Copeland Park will showcase the originality and diversity of the Peckham music scene, there is so much talent here and we can’t wait to bring it to the fore. From established artists to emerging new talent, in age and career – our youngest performer is 10 years old! We want to make this stage accessible to everyone so unlike other London music festivals you won’t need to pay a thing for the full two day programme of acts.

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Come check out our extra special SECRET GUEST who'll be taking over the main stage on Sunday at 21:00.
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Live at Copeland Park

The cream of Peckham's music scene takes to our new stage!

From past Festival

Come along and celebrate Peckham with us! View the full programme below:

Saturday

13:00 – 13:45 – Holy Man Jones
A rock ‘n’ roll duo featuring the vocals of Colbert Hamilton and Paul Cunningham on guitar, drums and Harmonica. Their stomping sound combines the traditional sound of bygone blues with mordern four-to-the-floor drums.

14:00 – 14:45 – Kinetika Bloco
Kinetika Bloco is a performance group who draw their influences from the Caribbean, Brazil, West and Southern Africa, New Orleans jazz, Funk and Hip Hop. They will be bringing together the best young brass, woodwind and steel pan players with drummers, dynamic dancers and colourful costumes for a uniquely British carnival experience.

15:00 – 15:30 – LVNA
LVNA (Lydia Clowes & Teresa Origone) came together as a London-based keyboard and vocal duo in 2014 and over the last 2 years have developed the project into the sleepy lullabies and soulful sounds of LVNA. The girls music ‘captures the essence of childhood and vivid dreams with sweet sounding synths and unpredictable beats bouncing under Lydia’s pure vocals.’

17:00 – 17:45 – Honey Hahs
Honey Hahs are three musical sisters from Peckham. Rowan (15), Robin (12) and Sylvie (10) harmonise over simple, heartfelt guitar, bass and drums – each taking it in turn to sing lead vocals. They started out in local favourites like the Ivy House and Brixton’s Windmill, and now have their first record out on Rough Trade. Catch the talented trio now – we think they’re the perfect summer sunshine sound.

18:00 – 18:45 – Athlete Whippet
Athlete Whippet is the ‘disks and dance’ duo otherwise known as local boys Aviram Barath and Robin Paul Braum. The musical twosome founded a record label and music collective Squareglass while studying at Goldsmits University. Their foray into the deep hazy house has won plaudits from the likes of Rob la Bank, Tom Ravenscroft and Laurent Garner, while they were recently picked by Mixmag as one of the sounds of ‘the beating heart of London’. Come join the party.

19:00 – 19:45 – LNLY
LNLY are a hot new dance music collective based in Peckham. Inspired by old school garage, Detroit house, modern pop and classic r’n’b.

20:00 – 20:45 – SWEAT
One of London’s hottest bands right now providing ‘sexy music for the clubs’. With psychedelic grooves and songs about sex and the apocalypse, this

Peckham five-piece are coming to move you – and possibly steal your lovers at the same time. Watch this one if you want to move, if you don’t, you’re going to anyway. You have been warned.

21:00 – 21:45 – Little Cub
Peckham three-piece Little Cub combine pacy electro-pop with heartfelt lyrics which explore the complexities of modern love. A little bit of Hot Chip, a little bit of Friendly Fires and a smidge New Order. These local lads make a polished mix of pop, synth and dance, the perfect soundtrack to euphoric late nights south of the river. The ideal sounds to help you forget your broken heart and dance the night away.

Sunday

13:00 – 13:45 – Grounded Movement
Grounded Movement will be kicking up a Jazz and Lindy Hop storm with performances and a chance to get down with the best plus special guests the Ivy House Hoppers and Lindy Kicks. Hot from hosting Swing and Jam at the Southbank Centre, Director Temujin Gill will also be adding some audience participation to the mix – a party in the street for everyone to get dancing.

14:00 – 14:45 – The Dawsons
The Dawsons are eight talented actor musicians from Mountview. Combining sax, trumpet, guitars and drums they’ll be playing upbeat modern jazz funk. Everything from Bruno Marrs to Nina Simone, Pharell Williams to Stevie Wonder.

15:00 – 15:45 – Velodrome
Velodrome are a female-fronted experimental rock duo from London / Leeds, combining influences from classic rock n roll through to garage rock and shoegaze, and even incorporating medieval troubadour song.

16:00 – 16:30 – Alfie Connor
Alfie Connor‘s bueatiful, mournful & honest music is often just a voice and a guitar with the occasional finger-click or harmony brought in just to emphasise key details.

17:00 – 17:45 – Mohamed Gueye and the Begue Begue Drummers
Keen local drummers will have heard of Mohamed Gueye, the expert percussionist who teaches Sabar and Djembe drumming at the Copleston Centre. Mohamed comes from a family of Sengalese griots – lively performers who combine storytelling with poetry, history and music. Surrounded by rythm-makers since childhood, Mohamed brings his rich family traditions, exciting technical skills and dynamic, beautifully layered playing to the Festival for the first time.

18:00 – 18:30 – Chisara Agor
The singer-songwriter who grew up on the North Peckham estate. With a smooth sultry-smooth voice she is also self-taught at the guitar and ukelele. Chisara Agor has always had a love for the arts, and her musical influences range from jazz, folk, soul and indiepop, Billie Holiday and Fela Kuti.  Her lyrics often touch on social issues, from the refugee crisis to the environment. Treat yourself to seeing this Peckham Peculiar cover girl live.

19:00 – 19:45 – Waterbaby
Waterbaby is the audio-visual project of electronic sister duo Martha and Jessica Kilpatrick from Peckham. Their work combines experimental, punk and choral music with avant-garde cinema.

20:00 – 20:45 – Shaz Rahman
Shaz Rahman is a hip hop and grime artist from South East London with a trademark sophisticated style. Motivated by the desire to positively impact his young inner city urban fans with meaningful social commentary, his disnctive flow and versatile style make hims one to watch.

21:00 – 22:00 – * Secret Special Guest *