The full program of the Godiva Festival 2024

Excitement is building for the Godiva Festival as thousands are set to descend on War Memorial Park for the popular event. And with just a few days to go we decided to take a look at the line-up in its entirety.

Festival goers will be busy packing this week and deciding which acts to prioritize going to see. If you’re still making travel arrangements, don’t forget to check out our guide on how to get to Godiva Festival.

You can read all our Godiva Festival content here. Read on to find out the full Godiva Festival 2024 programme.

Friday

Richard Ashcroft – main stage

Primitives – main stage

Holy Goof – the next stage

Georgie Riot – the next stage

Standard procedure – next step

DJ SS – the next stage

Sonication – the next step

DJ Sleepless – the next stage

Lecturah – the next stage

Saturday

Paloma Faith – main stage

Sam Ryder – main stage

Lady Leshurr – main stage

Wes Nelson – main stage

Arielle Free – the next stage

Tough Love – the next stage

DJ Beth – the next stage

Dawks & McNulty – the next stage

Rose Gray – the next stage

Grandmaster Ash – the next stage

Whizzy – the next stage

PBN – main stage

KAWALA – main stage

Rishi Rich – main stage

SunitMusic – main stage

The Go! The team – the main stage

Sisters in Dub – the next stage

Ruder Than U – the next stage

Halls – the main stage

DJ Krish – main stage

Icey Stanley – the next stage

Lloyd McGrath Collective – Cov scene

Roddy Radiation and Skabilly Rebels – Cov stage

Bobby Friction – the next stage

Lyra Starr – Serendipity Stage

Raj Kaul – the next stage

Ambition Dancers – main stage

Ashok Panchal Ka Awaaz – main stage

Bobby Panesar – main stage

Bollywood Belles – main stage

Sunday

Beverley Knight – main stage

The Brand New Heavies – main stage

Rhoda Dakar – main stage

Sandra Godley OBE and the Gospel Collective – the next stage

Bluey & Bingo – family domain

Dr. Ranj’s Bear Hospital – Serendipity Stage

SK Shlomo – Serendipity Stage

Lyra Starr – Serendipity Stage

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