Taking place from Friday 1st – Sunday 3rd July, the festival features an eclectic range of artists in a setting that promises “No Sponsorship, No Branding.”

Friday, July 1st, sees a headline set from Eagles, famous for their classic song Hotel California. Supporting the American rock legends will be Death Cab for Cutie, Brandon Flowers and Bryan Ferry. In the Big Tent, The Human League are to headline, with support coming from artists including The Duke Spirit, The Walkmen and Ocean Colour Scene. Stornoway headline the Bread & Roses stage.

On Saturday, July 2nd, Morrissey will headline the main stage, a week after his Glastonbury show supporting U2. Also appearing on the main stage are Patti Smith, Lou Reed and Iggy & The Stooges. The Big Tent is headlined by Manu Chao La Ventura, supported by Graham Coxon, Gang of Four and Noisettes. Guillemots are top of the bill on the Bread & Roses stage, with Carl Barat also making an appearance.

Sunday July 3rd will see a two and a half hour headline set from pop legend Prince to close the event, in his first ever UK festival appearance. Larry Graham and Tinie Tempah will support. In the Big Tent, The Go! Team and The Pierces provide support for a Hot Chip DJ set. Young Knives headline the Bread & Roses set.

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He’ll be joining the likes of Razorlight, the Cribs (who will be without Johnny Marr after they went their separate ways), The Noisettes and British Sea Power.

The event will take place at Clapham Common, London, on 12th June. The festival started in 2004 and was initially on August Bank Holiday, but changed to its new date after a sbbatical in 2010.

Previous years have hosted the likes of Lily Allen, Dizzee Rascal, The Streets, Gossip, Supergrass, Graham Coxon and MIA.

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Lostprophets, Good Charlotte, Kids In Glass Houses, The Wanted, Dionne Bromfield, Noisettes, Chipmunk have all been added to the bill, joining the likes of The Script, Dizzy Rascal, Pendulum, Kaiser Chiefs, Duran Duran, Manic Street Preachers, Primal Scream, Razorlight, Chase n Status, Tinie Tempah, The Courteeners, Ellie Goulding, Scouting for Girls, Bruno Mars, Jessie J, The Wombats, Mark Ronson, N-Dubz, Glasvegas, Hurts, Katy B, KT Tunstall, Squeeze, The Saturdays, Example, Olly Murs, Cast, Kele, OCS, You Me at Six, Eliza Doolittle, Fun Lovin Criminals and Imelda May.

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They are joined on the card for Saturday July the 2nd at Paddock Wood in Kent by Guillemots, Tim Booth and Damien Dempsey.

Other new acts added for Friday July the 1st at the festival are The Duke Spirit, Kitty Daisy & Lewis and The Secret Sisters.

Previously announced artists over the weekend of the fourth annual Hop Farm Music Festival include Morrissey, Lou Reed, Iggy & The Stooges, Patti Smith, Eagles, Bryan Ferry, The Human League, Ocean Colour Scene, Gang Of Four, Noisettes and The Bluetones.

Hop Farm Festival has previously been headlined by Neil Young and Bob Dylan.

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The Noisettes play a gig at Brighton Dome on Friday 26th April 2010, and finish in Bristol Academy on March 5th, before a one-off concert for the London Princes Trust and the aforementioned festival appearance.

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It has been reported that Paolo Nutini has been eyeing up fellow Scottish artists for a star-studded collaboration. He revealed he would like to work with James Allan, frontman of the group Glasvegas, and has already spoken to Franz Ferdinand where they have a studio together in Glasgow.

Paolo Nutini said he has already made a pact with Kyle Falconer, lead singer of The View to record a mini album together, and it seems the desire to work with more successful Scottish artists is set to continue.

However, Paolo Nutini is also a fan of London-based group The Noisettes by saying he would not mind working with their lead singer Shingai Shoniwa.

The Noisettes are also about to start their UK tour for the album Wild Young Hearts, playing venues like the Manchester Ritz Ballroom (October 20), Birmingham O2 Academy (October 23) and the London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire (October 26 & 27).

The Paolo Nutini tour will also be playing at top UK venues such as the Manchester Apollo (October 5), Leeds O2 Academy (October 9), Newcastle O2 Academy (October 10 & 11) and the Glasgow O2 Academy (October 14 & 15).

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The Noisettes are going to embark on a UK tour after the release of their second album Wild Young Hearts, which reached number seven in the UK charts earlier this year.

It seems that the popularity of the Noisettes has stemmed from the single Don’t Upset The Rhythm (Go Baby Go), which featured on an advert for Mazda.

The song became so popular that it reached number two in the UK singles chart, and is their best selling single to date.

The Noisettes tour starts at the Glasgow Garage on October 11 and will stop off at the Manchester Ritz Ballroom (October 20), Oxford O2 Academy (October 22) and the Birmingham O2 Academy (October 23) before closing at the London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire (October 26).

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The Noisettes will also be warming up for their tour in October with some summer festival appearances.

The Noisettes will be at T In The Park at the Kinross Balado Airfield (July 10-12) and the Relentless Boardmasters at the Newquay Watergate Bay (August 7-8).

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Depeche Mode will be performing tracks from the Sounds Of The Universe album live across the UK with the first show being held at the London O2 Arena on Saturday May 30.

Other dates for the ‘Tour Of The Universe’ start from Saturday December 12 at the Glasgow SECC until Friday December 18 at the MEN Arena, Manchester.

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Elsewhere in this week’s album chart, The Noisettes came in at number seven with Wild Young Hearts, five weeks after single Don’t Upset The Rhythm (Go Baby Go) first entered the singles chart, which is still in the top ten.

The Noisettes are about to embark on a UK tour with Maximo Park starting on Wednesday May 13 at the Newcastle O2 Academy and will also headline a gig at KOKO, London on Tuesday 23 June.

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The number one single of the week came from Tinchy Stryder featuring N-Dubz called Number 1.

This is the first time a single called ‘Number 1′ has hit the number one spot in the singles chart after releases from Goldfrapp and Pharrell Williams.

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