Rewind Festival




This article is about the original UK-based Rewind 80s Festival. For the Australian version, see Rewind 80s Festival Australia.



















Rewind festival
Dates 19th - 21st July 2019
2nd – 4th August 2019
16th – 18th August 2019
Location(s)
Scone Palace, Scotland, United Kingdom; Capesthorne Hall, England and Remenham, Berkshire near Henley-on-Thames, England
Years active 2009–onwards
Website www.rewindfestival.com

The Rewind Festival is an annual music festival that takes place in Temple Island Meadows, Remenham, Berkshire near Henley-on-Thames, England, Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire, England, and Scone Palace, Perthshire in Scotland. It was first held in August 2009.


Originally called "80s Rewind Festival", it showcases bands and solo artists that had success in the 1980s and as such is also known as the 80's Rewind Festival. As well as music, in 2009 the site also featured a fun fair, street entertainment and artists from The Comedy Store.


The festival is run by The Rival Organisation and Into The Groove, and was started after the success of one-off 1980s retro shows of previous years.[1]


Since its creation a number of additional attractions were included at the festival, including a weekend camp site, glamping, firework displays, theme bars, silent disco, roller disco, the Big Sing, live karaoke stage, and the Friday night welcome party.




Contents






  • 1 80s Rewind Festival 2009


  • 2 Rewind Festival 2010


  • 3 Rewind Festival 2011


    • 3.1 Perth date


    • 3.2 Henley-on-Thames date




  • 4 Rewind Festival 2012


    • 4.1 Perth date


    • 4.2 Henley-on-Thames date




  • 5 Rewind Festival 2013


    • 5.1 Perth date


    • 5.2 Henley-on-Thames date




  • 6 Rewind Festival 2014


    • 6.1 Perth date


    • 6.2 Henley-on-Thames date


    • 6.3 Capesthorne Hall




  • 7 Rewind Festival 2015


    • 7.1 Perth date


    • 7.2 Henley-on-Thames date




  • 8 Rewind Festival 2016


    • 8.1 Perth date


    • 8.2 Rewind North


    • 8.3 Henley-on-Thames




  • 9 Rewind Festival 2017


    • 9.1 Rewind Scotland


    • 9.2 Rewind North


    • 9.3 Rewind South




  • 10 Rewind Festival 2018


    • 10.1 Rewind Scotland


    • 10.2 Rewind North


    • 10.3 Rewind South




  • 11 International expansion to South Africa, Australia, United Arab Emirates and Thailand


  • 12 See also


  • 13 References


  • 14 External links





80s Rewind Festival 2009


The initial edition took place on the 21, 22 and 23 August 2009. Acts playing include Kim Wilde, Rick Astley, Gloria Gaynor and Sister Sledge.












Saturday
Sunday


  • Kim Wilde

  • Rick Astley

  • Bananarama

  • Billy Ocean


  • Belinda Carlisle (also of The Go-Go's)

  • Kid Creole

  • Heaven 17

  • Doctor and the Medics

  • Cutting Crew

  • Hue & Cry


  • Toyah Willcox (of Toyah)

  • The Real Thing

  • China Crisis

  • Gloria Gaynor

  • Sister Sledge

  • ABC

  • Paul Young

  • Go West


  • Midge Ure (of Visage and Ultravox)

  • Howard Jones

  • Nik Kershaw

  • T'Pau

  • The Christians


  • The Blockheads and Phill Jupitus

  • Chas & Dave


Rewind Festival 2010


The second 1980s Rewind Festival took place on the 20, 21 & 22 August 2010. The line-up for this event was announced on Thursday 28 January 2010.[2] The event featured an 1980s fancy dress theme using costumes supplied by sponsor Jokers' Masquerade.[3]












Saturday
Sunday



  • Boy George (of Culture Club)

  • Rick Astley

  • Level 42


  • Jimmy Somerville (of Bronski Beat and The Communards)

  • The Weather Girls

  • T'Pau

  • Kajagoogoo

  • Heaven 17

  • Imagination

  • Curiosity Killed the Cat

  • Altered Images

  • Modern Romance


  • Tony Hadley (of Spandau Ballet) with ABC
    and Go West


  • Marc Almond (of Soft Cell)

  • Björn Again

  • Midge Ure

  • Kid Creole and the Coconuts

  • Chesney Hawkes

  • 10cc

  • Hazel O'Connor

  • Odyssey

  • Johnny Hates Jazz

  • The Beat


Rewind Festival 2011


The third 1980s Rewind Festival held two separate concerts. A number of additional attractions were included at the festival:



  • Weekend camp site

  • Firework displays

  • Theme bars

  • Silent disco

  • The Big Sing

  • Live karaoke stage



Perth date


The Scottish 1980s Rewind Festival took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on the 29, 30 and 31 July 2011.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • Bags of Rock

  • The Beat

  • The Bluebells

  • Hue & Cry

  • Billy Ocean

  • Cutting Crew

  • Hazel O'Connor

  • T'Pau

  • Kid Creole

  • Go West

  • ABC

  • Bananarama


  • Tony Hadley & Rick Astley

  • Modern Romance

  • China Crisis

  • The Real Thing

  • Imagination

  • Fiction Factory

  • Toyah

  • Doctor and the Medics

  • Heaven 17

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Howard Jones

  • Kim Wilde

  • The Human League


Henley-on-Thames date


The English 1980s Rewind Festival took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 19, 20 and 21 August 2011.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • The Real Thing


  • Earth Wind & Fire Experience feat. Al McKay

  • Haircut One Hundred

  • Billy Ocean

  • Fiction Factory

  • Katrina and the Waves

  • Bucks Fizz

  • ABC

  • Howard Jones

  • Bananarama

  • Village People


  • Holly Johnson (of Frankie Goes to Hollywood)

  • China Crisis

  • Hue & Cry

  • Average White Band

  • UB40

  • Toyah Willcox

  • Brother Beyond

  • Captain Sensible

  • Go West

  • Candi Staton

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Kim Wilde

  • The Human League


Rewind Festival 2012


The fourth 1980s Rewind Festival was held on two separate occasions to provide concerts for both Scotland and England.



Perth date


The Scottish 1980s Rewind Festival took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 20, 21 and 22 July 2012.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order



  • Les McKeown's Bay City Rollers

  • Right Said Fred


  • Limahl (of Kajagoogoo)

  • Average White Band


  • Katrina Leskanich (of Katrina and the Waves)

  • Chesney Hawkes

  • Sinitta

  • Go West

  • Five Star

  • Midge Ure

  • Jimmy Somerville


  • Big Country (replacement for Ali Campbell's UB40)

  • The Christians

  • The Straits (Dire Straits tribute)

  • The Lightning Seeds


  • Adam Ant & The Good, The Mad & The Lovely Posse

  • Altered Images

  • Wang Chung

  • John Parr


  • Roland Gift (of Fine Young Cannibals)

  • ABC

  • Marc Almond

  • Village People

  • Holly Johnson


Henley-on-Thames date


The English 1980s Rewind Festival took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 17, 18 and 19 August 2012.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • Grandmaster Flash

  • Right Said Fred

  • Soul II Soul

  • The Bangles

  • Doctor and the Medics

  • Sinitta

  • Starship


  • Heather Small (of Hot House and M People)

  • Five Star

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Rick Astley

  • Kool & the Gang

  • The Christians

  • The Straits

  • The Lightning Seeds


  • Adam Ant & The Good, The Mad & The Lovely Posse

  • Wang Chung

  • John Parr

  • T'Pau

  • Midge Ure

  • Roland Gift

  • Marc Almond

  • Tony Hadley

  • OMD


Rewind Festival 2013



Perth date


The Scottish Rewind Festival took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 26th, 27 and 28 July 2013.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • Red Hot Chilli Pipers

  • Howard Jones

  • Soul II Soul

  • Mike & the Mechanics

  • Odyssey

  • Captain Sensible

  • Starship

  • A Flock of Seagulls

  • Heather Small

  • Rick Astley

  • Kim Wilde


  • Ali Campbell's UB40

  • The Blow Monkeys

  • The Blockheads


  • Al McKay Allstars (performing the Earth, Wind & Fire Experience)

  • Level 42

  • Cutting Crew

  • Sonia

  • The Flying Pickets

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Jason Donovan

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Tony Hadley


  • The Human League (replacement for OMD)


Henley-on-Thames date


The English Rewind Festival took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 16, 17 and 18 August 2013.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order



  • Steve Augeri (former lead singer of Journey)

  • The Flying Pickets

  • Chesney Hawkes

  • The Blow Monkeys

  • Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

  • The Sugarhill Gang

  • Heaven 17

  • Then Jerico

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Billy Ocean

  • Kim Wilde

  • The B-52's

  • Matt Bianco

  • Cutting Crew

  • Sonia


  • Imagination (featuring Leee John)

  • Aswad


  • The Orchestra (former members of Electric Light Orchestra)

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Go West

  • Blancmange

  • Paul Carrack

  • ABC

  • The Pointer Sisters


Rewind Festival 2014


For 2014, there will be three festivals held after its success from previous years.[4]



Perth date


The Rewind Festival in Scotland took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 18, 19 and 20 July 2014.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • The Sugar Hill Gang

  • Nick Heyward

  • Björn Again

  • 10cc

  • Doctor and the Medics

  • Cheryl, Mike & Jay formerly of Bucks Fizz


  • Steve Augeri former lead singer of Journey

  • Heaven 17

  • Midge Ure

  • Go West

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Billy Ocean

  • Matt Bianco

  • The South

  • The Selecter

  • The Boomtown Rats

  • Johnny Hates Jazz

  • The Christians

  • T'Pau

  • Blancmange

  • Roland Gift

  • ABC

  • Marc Almond

  • Daryl Hall and John Oates


Henley-on-Thames date


The Rewind Festival South took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 15, 16 and 17 August 2014.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • From The Jam

  • Nick Heyward

  • Mike and the Mechanics

  • Level 42

  • Johnny Hates Jazz

  • Wang Chung


  • Martha Wash The Original Weather Girl

  • Jason Donovan

  • Sister Sledge

  • Marc Almond

  • Rick Astley

  • Holly Johnson

  • The South

  • Howard Jones

  • UB40

  • The Boomtown Rats

  • Hazel O'Connor

  • Hugh Cornwell

  • A Flock Of Seagulls

  • Bonnie Tyler

  • Roland Gift

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Tony Hadley


  • Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey


Capesthorne Hall


The Rewind Festival North took place at Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire on 29, 30 and 31 August 2014.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • Billy Ocean

  • Mike + The Mechanics

  • Rick Astley

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Marc Almond

  • Go West

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Björn Again

  • Nick Heyward

  • The Real Thing

  • Cutting Crew

  • Dr & The Medics

  • Holly Johnson

  • Level 42

  • Tony Hadley

  • Midge Ure

  • Heaven 17

  • Roland Gift

  • The Beat

  • The Straits

  • T'Pau

  • China Crisis

  • Toyah

  • Sonia


Rewind Festival 2015


For 2015, there will be as in previous years, three festivals held after its success from previous years.[5]



Perth date


The Rewind Festival in Scotland took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 24, 25, and 26 July 2015.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • From The Jam

  • Kid Creole & the Coconuts

  • Howard Jones

  • The Orchestra

  • Wang Chung

  • Altered Images

  • Hugh Cornwell


  • Imagination (featuring Leee John)

  • Five Star

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Bananarama

  • Tom Bailey

  • Hue and Cry

  • Aswad

  • Paul Carrack

  • Sister Sledge

  • Toyah Willcox

  • Dave Edmunds

  • Hazel O'Connor

  • Joe Lynn Turner

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Kim Wilde

  • Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark


Henley-on-Thames date


The Rewind Festival South took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 21, 22 and 23 August 2015.












Saturday running order
Sunday running order


  • Billy Ocean

  • Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

  • Kim Wilde


  • Slim Jim Phantom (of Stray Cats)

  • ABC

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Black Box

  • Go West


  • Joe Lynn Turner (from Rainbow)

  • Hot Chocolate

  • Kid Creole and the Coconuts

  • Altered Images

  • Hue & Cry

  • Soul II Soul

  • The Selecter


  • British Electric Foundation (Martyn Ware)


  • Glenn Gregory (of Heaven 17)


  • M (Robin Scott)

  • Thomas Dolby


  • Eddi Reader (of Fairground Attraction)


  • Peter Hook (of Joy Division and New Order)


  • Shingai Shoniwa (of Noisettes)

  • T'Pau


  • Midge Ure (also of Ultravox)

  • Dave Edmunds

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Bananarama


  • The Human League
    • DJ Rusty Egan supplied music during the intervals.


Rewind Festival 2016


For 2016, there will be as in previous years, three festivals held after its success from previous years.[6]



Perth date


The Rewind Festival in Scotland took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 23, 23, and 24 July 2016, and was headlined by Holly Johnson on the Saturday and Adam Ant on the Sunday.












Saturday line up
Sunday line up


  • Holly Johnson

  • Tony Hadley

  • Rick Astley

  • Marc Almond

  • Average White Band

  • Go West

  • Leo Sayer

  • The Beat

  • Snap!

  • Hazell Dean

  • Living in a Box

  • The Bluebells

  • Adam Ant

  • Big Country

  • Midge Ure

  • ABC


  • Stray Cats' Slim Jim Phantom

  • Roland Gift


  • Annabella's Bow Wow Wow

  • Toyah

  • China Crisis


  • British Electric Foundation featuring:

  • (i) Thomas Dolby

  • (ii) Mari Wilson

  • (iii) Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory

  • (iv) The Farm's Peter Hooton

  • (v) Noisettes' Shingai Shoniwa


Rewind North


The 2016 will be held at Capesthorne hall in Cheshire; from 5, 6, 7 August 2016.












Saturday line up
Sunday line up


  • Adam Ant

  • Marc Almond

  • UB40

  • Midge Ure

  • Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats)

  • Go West

  • Lloyd Cole & The Leopards

  • Snap

  • Annabella's Bow Wow Wow

  • From the Jam

  • Doctor & the Medics

  • Hazell Dean

  • Thomson Twins' Tom Bailey

  • Rick Astley

  • Earth, Wind & Fire Experience

  • Paul Carrack

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Jason Donovan The Christians

  • Hazel O'Connor

  • Rainbow's Joe Lynn Turner

  • British Electric Foundation featuring:

  • The Noisettes' Shingai Shoniwa

  • Joy Division's Peter Hook

  • Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory

  • Thomas Dolby

  • Mari Wilson


Henley-on-Thames


The Rewind Festival South took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 19, 20 and 21 August 2016.












Saturday running order
Sunday line up



  • Tony Hadley with the Southbank Sinfonia

  • The Real Thing


  • Lloyd Cole and the Leopards

  • The Trevor Horn Band (with Lol Creme)


  • Toyah Willcox (of Toyah)

  • Hazell Dean


  • Penny Ford (of Snap!)


  • Jennie Matthias (of The Belle Stars)

  • Leo Sayer

  • Jimmy Somerville

  • Rick Astley


  • Andy Bell (of Erasure)
    • DJ Rusty Egan supplied music during the intervals.

  • The Blockheads

  • The Beat


  • Earth Wind & Fire Experience Feat The Al McKay All Stars


  • British Electric Foundation- Jaki Graham, Mari Wilson, The Farm's Peter Hooton, The Lotus Eaters, Claudia Bruken, Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory

  • Living in a Box


  • Annabella of Bow Wow Wow

  • Roland Gift

  • Marc Almond

  • Adam Ant

  • DJ Rusty Egan supplied music during the intervals.


Rewind Festival 2017


For 2017, there were three festivals held across the summer after its success from previous years.[7]



Rewind Scotland


The Rewind Festival in Scotland took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 21, 22, and 23 July 2017, and was headlined by The Human League on the Saturday and Billy Ocean on the Sunday.












Saturday line up
Sunday line up


  • The Human League

  • Heather Small

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Go West

  • Chesney Hawkes

  • Musical Youth

  • T'Pau

  • Tom Robinson

  • Level 42

  • The Trevor Horn Band

  • The Real Thing

  • The Undertones

  • Billy Ocean

  • Kim Wilde

  • Jason Donovan

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Nick Heyward

  • Dr & the Medics

  • Soul II Soul


  • Junior Marvin's Wailers

  • Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel


  • British Electric Foundation featuring:

  • (i) Thomas Dolby

  • (ii) Claudia Brücken

  • (iii) Owen Paul

  • (iv) Jaki Graham

  • (v) Joy Division's Peter Hook

  • (vi) Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory


Rewind North


The 2017 festival was held at Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire; on the 4, 5 and 6 August 2017.












Saturday line up
Sunday line up


  • Village People

  • Sister Sledge

  • Kim Wilde

  • Roland Gift

  • Altered Images

  • Hugh Cornwell

  • Tom Robinson

  • Dr & The Medics

  • Level 42

  • The Trevor Horn Band

  • Peter Hook & The Light

  • The Blockheads

  • Status Quo

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Nick Heyward

  • Toyah

  • T'Pau

  • John Parr

  • The Orchestra


  • Junior Marvin's Wailers

  • Johnny Hates Jazz


  • British Electric Foundation featuring:

  • (i) Claudia Brucken

  • (ii) Owen Paul

  • (iii) The Farm's Peter Hooton

  • (iv) Jaki Graham

  • (v) Glen Matlock

  • (vi) Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory


Rewind South


The Rewind Festival South took place at Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 18, 19 and 20 August 2017.












Saturday running order
Sunday line up


  • Village People

  • Gloria Gaynor

  • Nik Kershaw

  • Nick Heyward

  • Tom Robinson


  • Imagination Feat. Leee John

  • Musical Youth

  • Dr & The Medics

  • Level 42


  • Sugarhill Gang feat. Melle Mel & Scorpio's Furious 5

  • Big Country

  • Thriller Live

  • Mr Motivator

  • Status Quo

  • Kim Wilde

  • Midge Ure

  • Belinda Carlisle

  • Go West

  • Sonia


  • Junior Marvin's Wailers

  • The South

  • The Christians


  • British Electric Foundation featuring:

  • (i) Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory

  • (ii) Glen Matlock

  • (iii) Jilted John

  • (iv) Kim Appleby

  • (v) Owen Paul

  • (vi) Rozalla


Rewind Festival 2018


For 2018, there were three festivals held across the summer after its success from previous years. 2018 sees the tenth anniversary of Rewind.



Rewind Scotland


The Rewind Festival in Scotland took place at the Scone Palace grounds near Perth on 20, 21, and 22 July 2018, and was headlined by OMD and Status Quo.












Saturday line up
Sunday line up


  • OMD


  • Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes & Tonino Baliardo

  • Martha Wash

  • Odyssey

  • Roland Gift

  • Tiffany

  • Kim Appleby

  • Howard Jones

  • Peter Hook and The Light

  • Roachford

  • The Skids

  • Status Quo

  • Bonnie Tyler

  • Midge Ure

  • Heaven 17

  • Imagination

  • A Flock of Seagulls

  • Wendy James

  • UB40

  • The Boomtown Rats

  • The Selecter

  • Hue and Cry


Rewind North


The Rewind North Festival took place at Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire on 3, 4, and 5 August 2018, and was headlined by OMD and the Jacksons.



Rewind South


The Rewind South Festival took place at the Temple Island Meadows, Remenham Farm, Remenham, near Henley-on-Thames on 17, 18, and 19 August 2018, and was headlined by Kool and the Gang and OMD.



International expansion to South Africa, Australia, United Arab Emirates and Thailand


Main article: Rewind 80s Festival Australia

In 2011, the festival expanded to Australia. However, the first attempt met with failure after a change of venue and loss of overseas artists due to lack of work permits.[citation needed]


Since 2012, the festival has expanded internationally to three venues in South Africa (including Cape Town and Johannesburg in 2012, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban in 2015), one in United Arab Emirates (Dubai), and one in Thailand (Bangkok).[8]



See also



  • List of music festivals in the United Kingdom


  • Temple Island Meadows Rewind event venue



References





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External links



  • Rewind Festival official site

  • Temple Island Meadows event venue









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Kashihara Line   B   A Kashihara Line train passing Yakushi-ji temple Overview Native name 橿原線 Type Commuter rail System Kintetsu Railway Locale Nara, Nara, Japan Yamtokoriyama, Nara, Japan Tenri, Nara, Japan Kawanishi, Nara, Japan Miyake, Nara, Japan Tawaramoto, Nara, Japan Kashihara , Nara, Japan Termini Yamato-Saidaiji Kashiharajingu-mae Stations 17 Operation Opened April 1, 1921 ; 98 years ago  ( 1921-04-01 ) Owner Kintetsu Railway Character Commuter rail Technical Line length 23.8 km (14.8 mi) Track gauge 1,435 mm ( 4 ft  8   1 ⁄ 2  in ) Minimum radius 240 m Electrification 1,500 V DC Overhead lines Operating speed 100 km/h (60 mph) [1] The Kashihara Line ( 橿原線 , Kashihara-sen ) is a 23.8 km (14.8 mi) north-south bound railway line in Nara Prefecture, Japan, owned and operated by the Kintetsu Railway, a private railway operator. It connects Yamato-Saidaiji Station and Kashiharajingu
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