Day 3 - Bunkyo Daiko (Japanese Drummers from Hiroshima) :

Drummin' :

Kontakt Jam : Lead by Zoltán Nagy, the idea here is to get as many sziget citizens involved as possible. Classical music has never been sexier.

Crafts : Making things. And stuff. Bags, or something...

Indonesian Tea House : From the looks of it, the water pipes were more popular than the tea, but hey, as long as there are belly dancers . . .

Ritmo de Batacuda Band : Leave it to the Brazilian spirit to drum up the dance fever with the 30 member Ritmo de Batacuda Band pumping out samba rhythms and shaking their moneymakers for show.

Day 5 - Tiger Lillies Concert :

Oi Va Voi : From sziget.hu
London-based Oi Va Voi's debut album, Laughter Through Tears topped the world music radio chart for three months in 2003, and the record finished second out of 1040 nominees on the annual list. Not bad for a relative newcomer that had only existed for three years. However, it is not that surprising considering that we are talking about Oi Va Voi, who didn't even have a full-length record out, when they were already invited to play at such big festivals as Glastonbury. What makes their music irresistible is their ability to bring Yiddish, Eastern European folk music and techno under the same roof with an amazing sense of taste and proportion. » more

Day 5 - Sinéad O'Connor :

Day 5 - The French Holdout at Dalmat (Birthday Girl) :