Feverfest 2025

Clams

Clams are a 5 piece rock band from Dorset who have been electrifying audiences all over the U.K. This band takes inspired elements of blues, roots rock, rock and roll, and British hard rock, infusing them with firecracker energy, unique song-writing and captivating stage craft to create a sound that is Clams.

Notable shows include Brixton Academy (supporting Audioslave), O2 Academy Bournemouth (supporting Reef), O2 Academy Bournemouth (supporting Electric 6) Teddy Rocks festival and 100 Club, London.

“Pulling influences from both the UK and the States, ripping them to shreds, and making a racket all its own.” GHETTOBLASTER MAGAZINE

"Like Kings Of Leon brought up on a drip feed diet of Jack Daniels, fresh pot and Black Sabbath." METAL HAMMER

"A riff Dave Grohl would sell his left testicle for" METAL HAMMER

"The majesty of rock and the panoply of roll" KERRANG

"One thing I’ll say about Clams is they are surely destined for bigger stages"ROCK REGENERATION

"This is Rock and Roll and we love it." LOGO MAGAZINE

Bob Burke Band

Bob Burke is known to the 90s Bournemouth music community as the keyboardist with The Inhabitants of Yip and Mad Professor Brown’s Giant Ego Trip, but after transitioning to singer-guitarist, he has produced and toured with Lou Brown, Tinderbox and Dandelion Charm, among others, and written extensively as a solo artist.His observational songs include ‘Orion’s Belt’, about a homeless man’s relationship with the night sky, and ‘Jacob’s Song’, about living in a tourist area under a travel ban.

The full band often convene for Purbeck Valley Folk Festival and have been complimented for the party vibe they bring to the stage.You can be assured of an engaging, thought-provoking and uplifting set!

The Julie Band

“England’s best kept secret: The Julie Band, fronted by spunky British newcomer Julie Staines, combines catchy pop hooks and a 90s ‘Lulu-meets-Sam Phillips’ vocal sensibility”. Sony Music Entertainment 1998

The Julie Band returns for one night only, with the revival of British Racing Green, the album that first put them on the map when song writing duo Julie Staines and Steve Ennever were signed to Columbia Records in the late ‘90s.

The opening track Bad Day—famously featured in The Shrink Is Instarring Courteney Cox and Cruel Intentions 2,with the song Learn how to fly Jon in the filmThe In Crowd.

The album blends infectious melodic riffs with a punchy, driven rhythm section. Julie’s sharp-witted lyrics, laced with both cynicism and humour, cut through with a raw energy that defines the band’s signature sound. A must-hear for fans of classic alt-rock with a sharp edge.