The Human League to Headline Guilfest

GuilFest are delighted to welcome The Human League to Stoke Park for the first time on Saturday 17th July 2010. A band with an amazing career spanning over 30 years, nine studio albums - including four top ten albums, the most successful of which, “Dare” achieving number 1 in the UK and triple-platinum status; no less than twenty six singles – including eight UK top ten singles with two number ones.  All this combined, The Human League are estimated to have sold over 20 million records worldwide.

 Famous for such hit songs as “Human”, “Mirror Man”, “Open Your Heart”; as well as anthemic classics “Don’t You Want Me” and “Tell Me When”; ‘The League’ have notched up over 350 live concerts and an impressive list of awards and nominations, including a 1982 Brit Award for Best British Breakthrough Act, a 2004 Q Award for Innovation in Sound; as well as a 2008 ASCAP award for an incredible 20 million US radio plays of “Don’t You Want Me” and a Grammy nomination for best international act.

The Human League will clearly provide a fitting end to Saturday night on the Main Stage at GuilFest 2009.

The Human League join already announced rockers Status Quo, who will be headlining the Main Stage on Sunday 18th July. Keep your eyes and ears open for more announcements about artists appearing on all the stages soon, including the Rock Cave and Dance tent, as well as top performers for both the comedy and theatre tents.

As usual, GuilFest 2010 will feature great facilities across the board including mammoth bar, cocktail bars, great food, and a huge variety of stalls selling everything you could ever hope to find at a festival. As regular patrons will know, GuilFest features one of the best festival children’s areas in the whole country, the GuilFest Kidzone – with loads of fun, games, face painting, drum sessions, musical workshops, parades and much more – culminating in a huge procession around the park on Sunday.

The incredibly popular Farmer Giles barn dance returns for its third year in 2010, along with many other attractions such as our wonderful 70s Disco - all in a sunny weekend of fun at Stoke Park.  Elsewhere on the site you will also find the Rock Disco – back again by popular demand – and the fabulous acoustic stage as well as many more attractions across the site! Organisers are determined to make 2010’s festival bigger and better than ever before!

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