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Interview: Marshall Gilmour Webbs
From Tom Petty to Jools Holland, Marshall Gilmour Webbs have worked with artists that span rock and roll history, and after meeting each other as backing singers on David Gilmour’s Luck and Strange tour, the quartet are carving their own path in the folk music world.
Interview: Daisy Peacock on her Truck Festival debut: “It was amazing!”
For singer-songwriter Daisy Peacock, her first-ever Truck Festival could hardly have gone better.
Interview: Prog rock legends Soft Machine on touring 60 years since their formation
Despite forming in 1966, prog rock-turned-jazz rock heroes Soft Machine only performed at Fairport’s Cropredy Convention for the first time this year, bringing an hour of classics to thousands of music fans braving the heatwave.
Interview: Circa Waves on T-Shirt Weather, festival crowds, and what comes next
“Songs will always win, and maybe one day you’ll catch fire and get lucky.” There is a mixture…
Interview: The Slow Country: “There’s a bit of everything for everybody”
For The Slow Country, their Truck Festival performance on the Market Stage was a reminder of exactly why live music means so much to them.
Interview: Keyside: “You need the real stuff, but you also need the banana flavour”
“You discover new people, and it’s mad.” For Liverpool indie outfit Keyside, festivals are as much about discovering…
Interview: The Slates: “We’re always ready for Truck Festival”
If The Slates' description of their live show is anything to go by, Truck Festival is in for a treat.
Interview: Arkayla on “the best summer of our lives so far”
If there is one thing Arkayla are bringing to Truck Festival, it is energy. Ahead of their Saturday performance on the Market Stage, the fast-rising indie band are clearly too excited to stand still.
Interview: The Cases chat about their Truck Festival debut
For The Cases, Truck Festival marks another milestone in an increasingly busy summer.
Interview: The K’s: “Our fanbase is always there to support us”
Backstage at Truck Festival, The K’s drummer Nathan Peers is already looking ahead to what promises to be another energetic performance on the Truck Stage.