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The twelve hour music festival Wadstock kicked off last Saturday, May 11 with twenty-six acts in the lineup and over 850 students in attendance. The event was organized by the Wadham College Entz, a committee of Wadham students. Aside from the musical performances, other entertainment included a bouncy house and a body painting tent. The […]
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Wadham College’s annual Wadstock has announced the first three bands to be performing on their stage. Returning to the stage are Wadham’s own singer-songwriter Michael Kurtz and the Rough Edge Brass Band. Joining them in the announcement is Full Circle Blue, described by the Wadham College Entz as a band playing “blues-honeyed, guitar-drenched and reggae-funk […]
Continue ReadingWadstock, Wadham’s annual music festival, came under fire last week after students across the University branded the noise emanating from the event as “excessive”. The festival, which took place last Sunday, featured 12 hours of live music and poetry running from noon until midnight. A student at St John’s said: “The noise from Wadstock was […]
Continue ReadingWadham’s day-long music festival was a great success as revellers enjoyed some of the best weather so far this year. An huge amount of bands and poets lent their talents to a very varied line-up. For those less inclined to join the loungers in front of the stage there were stalls for unlimited candy floss, […]
Continue ReadingWadham entz reps Roseanne Chantiluke and Hannah Smith give the low-down on Wadstock ’13 Can you sum up the Wadstock experience in a pithy one-liner? We tried for ages to create a line and to come up with a catch-phrase to sell the event and the only thing we can conclude from those hours […]
Continue ReadingOlivia Arigho Stiles talks to the artists and organisers behind Wadham’s outdoor music festival Didn’t get those coveted Glastonbury tickets? Student loan unable to stretch to a stint at Outlook? Well, worry not because other than the prospect of a term long library lock-in for beleaguered finalists, Trinity term, crucially, means WADSTOCK. Featuring a diverse […]
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