"Set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, Green Man is one of the most successful folk oriented festivals out there. Over the years, the event has had a stellar line up of performers including the likes of Robert Plant and folk guru Bert Jansch. This year promises to raise the bar – acts already signed up include "next big thing" Laura Marling as well as James Yorkston and Caribou. There is always fun to be had outside the days' musical events and if you somehow get bored of all that, there's always the verdant scenery of the Beacons to keep you going." The Guardian (23rd April 2008)

"An award-winning festival in a gorgeous part of Wales, it's a far cry from the corporate monstrosity that is the V Festival (that takes place in Stafford and Chelmsford simultaneously). Folk and lo-fi dominate proceeding, along with psychedelic rock. Wales's own Super Furry Animals headline, along with the Balkan-influenced Beirut. Other acts include Black Mountain, The National and Nina Nastasia."
From The Times (March 7th 2008)

"The Green Man festival is my cup of chai
No corporate logos, no VIP area and no Snow Patrol on the bill: there was a lot to love about Green Man..." The Guardian
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"Set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, Green Man is one of the most successful folk oriented festivals out there. Over the years, the event has had a stellar line up of performers including the likes of Robert Plant and folk guru Bert Jansch. This year promises to raise the bar – acts already signed up include "next big thing" Laura Marling as well as James Yorkston and Caribou. There is always fun to be had outside the days' musical events and if you somehow get bored of all that, there's a... (read more)