WWF
 


WWF SETE IS COMING!

Latest news: Madlib has just cancelled his tour due to personal reasons. He will now be replaced by Roots Manuva & Ben Westbeech.

The Worldwide Festival is back in style for its third French edition in the idyllic small fishing town of Sete (South of France). The Festival is taking place on the 3rd, 4th & 5th of July 2008 in some truly spectacular outdoor venues.

Artists already confirmed include Cinematic Orchestra, Laurent Garnier, Roots Manuva, Sebastien Tellier, Ben Westbeech, DJ Clipz, Pascal Comelade, Breakestra, Henrik Schwarz, Benga, Gilles Peterson, zero dB, Pilooski, Little Dragon, Dynamax, Marathon Men, Toshio Matsuura, DJ Lefto, James Stewart, L'Aroye and Ky… to name a few!

WWF SETE tickets on sale now .
Buy ticket from France, buy ticket from rest of Europe.

The WWF 3 day pass gives you access to all the venues, ACD Beach, Nautical Base, Theatre De La Mer.

FESTIVAL PROGRAM

EMILIE CHICK WINS IT
 


EMILIE CHICK WINS IT

After much deliberation, Emilie Chick is this year Talent Search winner. She will open the Worldwide Festival on the 3rd of July. Congratulations to Emilie!

Emilie Chick is a French-American songstress defining her style through numerous musical experiences.

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THE UNCONFOUNDABLE STYLE OF PASCAL COMELADE
 


THE UNCONFOUNDABLE STYLE OF PASCAL COMELADE

Self taught-person, composer of an instrumental music with multiple influences for the last 20 years, Pascal Comelade is celebrated in Barcelona & France as well as being sought after by artists like PJ Harvey.
Watch the profile of one of the most eclectic and inventive musicians of his generation. Don' t miss him live at the Theatre De La Mer on the 5th of July 2008.

WWF SG DELIVERS ITS PROMISES
 


WWF SG DELIVERS ITS PROMISES

Peterson brought his mix of sounds to Singapore last weekend, with the inaugural edition of the Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Festival.

After kicking off on the Friday at Zouk with a rambunctious set, the business part of the festival began on Saturday at Odeon Towers, with stages in three locations for the audience to pick and choose.

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