Local lad Pork Chop is a bluegrass artist with South Western comedy artistically mixed in. First performing for us in 2023, his Cornish tones have been a hit for all, so we welcome him and the beys back from 1.30pm with a few ciders no doubt in hand.

Indie, Rock & Pop stars 'The Horizons' will be performing live at Tre, Pol & Pen for the first time at the festival. Lovers of big guitar riffs, epic drums, original music and floor-filling covers won't want to miss them. Following on from their all-star performance at Tunes in the Dunes, you can catch the band on stage from 2.30pm.

The Stowes have built on a shared love of traditional Celtic music and unique personal experience to create a signature sound. The result is an infectious energy that appeals to audiences of multiple generations and enthusiasts of almost every genre.

They'll be giving it their all on stage from 3.30pm.

Torquay duo James and Tim know how to work a crowd when they put on their pirate hats. Playing a mixture of classic folk and shanty covers with some nautical-themed songs, they'll be working up a swashbuckling performance for you from 4.30pm.

The sound of Kernowfornia. The Rob duo fuse American rock and country with British folk to craft honest, relatable and memorable songs. Their seamless switching between genres makes for a live performance that is catchy, authentic and sweeps you up in a sing-along.

Catch the Cornish duo from 5.30pm.

The ultimate prelude to the main act will be performed by Liskeardians The Taylor Trio from 6.30pm. Performing an electrifying mix of blues, rock and soul with years of experience under their belt, you'll be well and truly rocking & rolling.