Exile Music Festival 2012

Friday 29th June to Sunday 1st July 2012
Sabine Hay, off Oldfield Lane, near Darley Dale, Derbyshire, DE4 2LN, England MAP
£55 for the weekend, £35 for under 18s, under 13s free

Daily capacity: 500

Last updated: Fri 8th Jun 2012

Exile Music Festival, previously the Belper Music Festival, is a small family friendly music festival which takes place from Friday 29th June until Sunday 1st July and returns for the second year to its news home at Sabine Hay just outside Darley Dale in Derbyshire.

Line-up

The weekend long event will showcase 15 to 20 local and indie bands. Their goal is to create a reasonably priced, small summer music festival that provides an overwhelmingly positive, comfortable and fun, family experience for both attendees and musicians in a beautiful countryside setting for around 500 people.

Friday Evening: Dave Everitt, Waking Vegas, Haiku Salut, Bluebird Paradise, BB BlackDog.

Saturday Afternoon: Jack Badcock, Auriyga, Sophie Kilburn, ThorntonClough, The Ornamental Gentlemen.

Saturday Evening: Biggles Wartime Band, Two Man Ting, Moon Bullet, Lil' Jim's Big Squeeze, Salmagundi.

Sunday Afternoon: Shades of Radiance, Robyn Wallis Johnson, Jolly Jock, Red Ruff, Steve Tilston.

Tickets

The early bird offer has ended. Tickets are priced at £55 per adult for the weekend and £130 for a family weekend ticket for 2 adults + 2 children. A teen (aged 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £35, with kids aged under 13 years allowed in for free. Concessions and also for individual days available if you can't make it for the whole weekend. To buy tickets, click here.

Camping

Camping is only available, inclusively and F.O.C with Weekend Tickets Under 13s (accompanied by an adult) and volunteers are free. Sorry, but no dogs (except guide dogs) are allowed on the Campsite. There is space available on the adjacent Car Park field for those wishing to use either campervans or caravans.

More info

The site has a gently sloping verdant tree lined camping area contained by Derbyshire woodland. There will be a very well stocked real ale bar with a huge variety of teasingly tasty beers, a variety of stalls, various activities to engage and a selection of vegetarian food & drink stalls and cafes on site and available around the clock.

The festival will also have a number of activities and workshops primarily for young people.

More information will be here when available.