Love Supreme music festival announces headline act
A POPULAR jazz festival has announced their headline performer.
Love Supreme Jazz Festival is due to take place at Glynde Place, near Lewes, from July 1 to 3, 2022.
Organisers previously announced singer-songwriter Erykah Badu as the first headliner of the three-day music festival.
The Saturday night slot will be the American’s only UK performance of 2022 and will be the Grammy Award winning singers first UK show in over three years.
Following four sold-out shows at the Royal Albert Hall last year, Gregory Porter will headline the main stage on Sunday, July 3.
Gregory Porter
Alongside Gregory Porter, organisers also announced US girl group TLC, four-time Grammy Award nominee Candi Staton, Bombay Bicycle Club frontman Jack Steadman and group Sister Sledge are also due to perform.
Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2022 line-up is below:
Gregory Porter
Erykah Badu
TLC
Tom Misch
Lianne La Havas
Ezra Collective
Sister Sledge
Charles Lloyd & The Marvels
Candi Staton
Mulatu Astatke
The Brand New Heavies
Mr Jukes & Barney Artist
Samm Henshaw
Franc Moody
Gary Bartz & Maisha
Matthew Halsall
Gabriels
Lady Blackbird
Emma-Jean Thackray
Nala Sinephro
Julian Lage
Jon Cleary
MF Robots
Sarathy Korwar
Isaiah Sharkey
Rudresh Mahanthappa
Melissa Aldana
Soccer96
Harold López-Nussa
Bel Cobain
Mamas Gun
Georgia Cécile
Fergus McCreadie
Joe Stilgoe & The Entertainers
Natalie Wiliams Soul Family
Michael Janisch
Ife Ogunjobi
Rob Luft
Graham Costello’s STRATA
Corto.alto
Matt Carmichael
Archipelago
Yessaï Kerapatian
Additional DJs, afterparty acts and cabaret will be announced at a later date.
This year’s festival will also include a wellness and yoga area, swimming, hill walks across the South Downs, children’s activities and restaurant food from Lazy Bird Kitchen.
The festival will also see the return of an expanded Bands and Voices area, which presents cabaret, spoken word and swing dance lessons.
Love Supreme, Europe’s biggest greenfield jazz festival, has been called off for the previous two years due to Covid-19.