Cooking from the Heart
A talk from Arvin from our on-site restaurant – Amrutha. Cooking with love and care, not something we have to do but something we should genuinely want to do.
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Kyla Kilzer & Max Noir
Brighton-based singer and songwriter Kyla Kilzer and Jersey-born producer Max Noir are a creative duo whose partnership thrives on instinct, curiosity, and emotional honesty. Meeting by chance, the two quickly discovered a shared language rooted in reflection and experimentation, a collaboration that feels as natural as it is deliberate. Their sound drifts between soft garage…
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OpenFloor Dance
OpenFloor is a Conscious Dance Movement with the vision of a world where mindful movement and dance ignite community, creativity, social justice, health and well-being.It can also be deeply supportive from the perspective of reconnecting with Nature. We have never truly been disconnected, but we have lost awareness of this connection. Working with grounding and…
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Morning musings with tea, poetry and arts and crafts
Before the day gets going, pop down to the nest for informal chatter, crafts and a nice cup of tea. The perfect way to ease yourself into the good vibrations.
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Dr Cheryl’s – Blind Date
Come and witness the magic of our annual blind date show. Blind Date, at a festival? Why, yes! We love all of you, and we love Good Vibrations, so it makes complete sense we bring Blind Date back for another year, and you bring ‘it’.
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Fukushima Dolphin
Brighton’s Fukushima Dolphin are a high-energy duo that blend indie/rock attitude with electronic edges—lean, loud, and designed to hit fast. They’ve been a beloved fixture on the local scene for years, known for turning small spaces into big moments with sheer intensity and personality. In the Nest, that rawness is the point: close range, no…
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The Golden Guild
The Golden Guild are a full-bodied reggae band built to bring the sun out—deep grooves, roots grounding, and a modern edge that keeps it driving. Fronted by vocalist Guire, they lean into the classic power of reggae as communal music: rhythm as medicine, lyrics as uplift, bass as the heartbeat. Their live reputation is simple:…
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Dakka Skanks
Dakka Skanks fuse reggae, ska, dub and punk into a live show that’s pure forward motion—tight rhythms, big energy, and a vocal delivery that can flip from sweetness to bite in a heartbeat. Since forming in 2016 they’ve built serious momentum on the UK/Europe circuit, and it shows: they play like a band that trusts…
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Static Ella
Static Ella crafts melancholy electronic alt-pop with a DIY producer’s touch—layered vocals, textured synths, and songs that sit right on the edge between vulnerability and momentum. Originally from New Zealand and now based in Brighton, she’s built a sound that feels cinematic but personal, like a late-night thought you can’t shake—until the beat turns it…
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Pana Dub
Pana Dub deliver heavy, bass-forward steppa dub with sound-system DNA—weighty low-end, militant swing, and conscious energy that hits in the chest before it reaches the brain. Bristol-built but globally minded, their productions pull from reggae roots while pushing into modern dub pressure—music designed for big speakers and deep focus. The Nest gives it a special edge: the…
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