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Ramblin' Man Fair Adds The Temperance Momement, UKJ & Everlast.

26/3/2019

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Ramblin' Man Fair has added three more acts to its' bulging 2019 bill. Joining headliners The Darkness, Black Stone Cherry and Foreigner for the festival which takes place at Mote Park, Maidstone from 19th - 21st July, are The Temperance Movement, Ugly Kid Joe, and Everlast. 
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By Eamon O'Neill.

Ramblin' Man Fair
has added three more acts to its' bulging 2019 bill. Joining headliners The Darkness, Black Stone Cherry and Foreigner for the festival which takes place at Mote Park, Maidstone from 19th - 21st July, are The Temperance Movement, Ugly Kid Joe, and Everlast. 

RMF 2019 follows on from the 2018 event, which saw The Cult, Steel Panther & Mott The Hoople ramble on, and 2017, which saw Extreme, ZZ Top, and Saxon put on a show fit for a king. 

The Temperance Movement released their critically acclaimed third album last year entering the UK album chart in the Top 10. 'A Deeper Cut' showed the world The Temperance Movement are back with their defining sound, which blends lyrical intensity and flawless music performance into a continuum of exciting rock. The band has also been conquering stages across the UK and Europe, winning over legion of fans with their enticing live performances. 

Formed in 1987, Ugly Kid Joe burst onto the scene in 1991 with their multi-platinum debut EP ‘As Ugly As They Want Be’ - which shattered all records at that time becoming the biggest selling EP of all time. They followed this up with critically acclaimed records 'Americas Least Wanted', 'Menace to Sobriety' and 'Motel California' through the 1990s, which spawned an array of hit singles including anthem 'Everything About You'. After a hiatus of over a decade the band returned with EP 'Stairway to Hell' and then 2015’s critically acclaimed album 'Uglier Than They Used To Be'. 

Says lead singer Whitfield Crane: “UKJ is excited to play Ramblin’ Man Fair this year! We’ve be keeping an eye on it the past couple years and it’s grown into a monster! We are excited to feed the monster!” 

Once best known for his tenure in the rap unit House of Pain, Everlast successfully reinvented himself in 1998 with the best-selling Whitney Ford Sings the Blues. The critically acclaimed platinum selling record spurred a whole new career for Everlast which has gone from strength to strength most recently with last years release and his 8th solo studio album ‘Whitney Ford’s House of Pain’. This year Everlast will bring his unique blend of blues to Ramblin’ Man Fair when he performs on the Blues Stage on Sunday 21st. 
 
Today's additions join already announced bands including Rock legends Foreigner (Sunday’s Planet Rock Main Stage Headliner), Black Stone Cherry (Saturday’s Planet Rock Main Stage Headliner), American blues singer/songwriter Beth Hart (Blues Stage Headliner), Prog in the Park Headliner Anathema, The Darkness (Friday Planet Rock Main Stage Headliner), The Wildhearts (Friday Main Stage Special Guest), Living Colour (Main Stage), Koyo (Prog in the Park Stage), Orange Goblin (Grooverider Stage), Crobot (Grooverider Stage), Obsessed (Grooverider Stage),Robert Jon and The Wreck (Outlaw Stage) and Chris Robinson Brotherhood as well as more prog acts including Swedish act Pain of Salvation and polish prog giants Riverside. 

Other recent additions include; Kris Barras, Allman Betts Band, The Lazys, Austin Gold, Vola, Scardust, Wille & The Bandits, Elles Bailey, Chantel McGregor and Joyous Wolf.
 
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Tickets for Ramblin' Man Fair 2019 are available now, here. To keep up to date with all things Ramblin’ Man Fair visit the RMF website, Facebook and Twitter.   ​
 
Ramblin' Man Fair 2018 Acts Announced So Far:
Planet Rock Main Stage
Friday 19thJuly 
The Darkness
The Wildhearts
Kris Barras
The Lazys
 
Saturday 20thJuly 

Black Stone Cherry
The Temperance Movement 
Ugly Kid Joe
 
Outlaw Country Stage
Allman Betts Band
Robert Jon & The Wreck
Jesse Dayton
The Plott Hounds 
Otis
Wille and the Bandits
 
Prog in the Park Stage
Anathema 
Riverside 
Pain of Salvation
Koyo
Vola
Scardust
 
Sunday 21stJuly
Planet Rock Main Stage
Foreigner
Airbourne 
Chris Robinsoon Brotherhood
Living Colour 
Austin Gold
 
Blues Stage 
Beth Hart 
Ritchie Kotzen
Elles Bailey
Everlast
Chantel McGregor

Grooverider Stage

Orange Goblin
Crobot 
Obsessed 

Saturday 20th and Sunday 21stJuly 
Rising Stage 
Gin Annie
Outlaw Orchestra
Cellar Door Moon Crow
Fallen State
Dust Bowl Jokies
Rainbreakers
Salvation Jayne
Ryders Creed
Matt Mitchell & The Coldhearts
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The Cult, Steel Panther & Mott The Hoople Ramble On in Maidstone.
The Sun Sets On Scorching Ramblin' Man Fair 2016.
Airbourne & Jesse Dayton Join 2019 Ramblin' Man Fair Bill.
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