Overview
The Divine Comedy completes the main stage headliner announcements for Wychwood Music Festival 2008, Cheltenham Racecourse 30th May-1st June. They are joining The Proclaimers for Friday and Folk super group The Imagined Village on Sunday.
The Divine Comedy, fronted by main man Neil Hannon, well known for their hits, 'National Express', 'Something for the Weekend' and 'Frog Princess' amongst many others, will be bringing their witty lyrics and charm to the main stage at Wychwood on Saturday. Joining previously announced acts Orchestra Baobab and welsh soul sensation Duffy.
Other new acts to be confirmed for the 3 day festival are Boston based upbeat rock band The Young Republic, Asian and London inspired singer songwriter Karen David, a little blues and soul with Marcus Bonfanti and the bad boys and Australian blues/jazz/folk fusionists Desperately not Yoko.
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