It is not yet known on which day the bands are scheduled to play, nor has there been an official announcement on the headliners.

The event this year will be a smaller festival, with only 1000 tickets being sold. It takes place on the weekend of the 2nd – 4th July. Visit http://www.makerfestival.co.uk for more information.

Current Line Up
Mad Dog McRea
Hillside Heroes
GoldMann
Daddy Teacher & The Rooticals
007
Melosa
Albenaza
Freshly Squeezed
Head Of Programmes
Julian Gaskell and the Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
Ruarri Joseph
Blue Orchid
Getto Fabuloso
Dynamo Rhythm Aces
Imperial Leasure
The Underbelly

Opening the show though, will also be The Bronx. Well, not quite. Mariachi El Bronx are The Bronx’s alter egos. So you will get to see the band twice in one night! Awesome.

The Bronx formed in 2002 and have since released 3 albums (all titled ‘The Bronx’) and the fourth album, ‘Mariachi el Bronx’ was released in September of last year. If you wanna check out more of The Bronx, head over to their MySpace profile.

Tickets cost £10 and you can get them from www.seetickets.com or from PMC.

The event kicks off mid day with a Mountain Board free ride session before a competition featuring some of the best riders in the world kicks off at 3pm. An outdoor stage will host various live bands and DJs whilst a BBQ will also be taking place.

In the afternoon, the bar will open in the Energy Room, which will be the venue for the rest of the nights entertainment including live sets from local faves like Hillside Heroes, Richard James and Hexadeci. The party doesn’t stop there, however, as after the bands there will be DJ sets from the likes of DJ Coy who has recently played with DnB legends such as Grooverider, Mampi Swift and Nicky Blackmarket, as well as sets from DJ Polo and DJ Skank Maggot.

With a graffiti demo from Andy Knights also included, this event has a lot going on. If you’re not worn out by the Sunday, a wind down session will be taking place with more bands tbc. Check back here to get the latest news on Rooster Park Open Day.

- Dom Cruise

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