Cosmic Puffin Festival 2014

Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th May 2014
Mersea Youth Camp, Rewsalls Lane, Mersea Island, Essex, CO5 8SX, England MAP
early bird £47.50

Daily capacity: 3,500

Last updated: Tue 29th Apr 2014

The seventh Cosmic Puffin Festival will take place from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th May 2014 at Mersea Youth Camp, Mersea Island, in Essex.

The festival is staffed and run entirely by volunteers in aid of Bliss, the special baby care charity and The National Autistic Society for people with autism and Asperger syndrome.

Line-up

The latest additions are Muddy Summers & the Dirty Field Whores, Doozer, Never Again Glenn, Russian Standard, The Brothers Dickens, Head Jam, Jesus Hooligan, Lobby Ludd and the Luddites, and Georgina Brett.

The first acts confirmed were The Skraelings, Buff Squirty Dotters, The Johnnie Squizzercrow Experiment, Abdoujaparov, Aurora, La Vendore Rogue, Dubbal, Deferred Sucess, Deviant Amps, Fashoda Crisis, Paradise9, The Majestic, Red Elektra 69, The Peoples Free Republic of Pandemonia, Aurora, Tallowah, One Eyed God, Mr. Mountain, Drop Dead Fred, Unity Division, Ghosts of Men, One Eyed God, Twisted Route, Kozmik Ken, Kev n Gregg, Dr Hasbeen, Silverspace, Tanglemist, Dubbal, The Archetypes, Tarana & Third Gold Bird, Spirits of The Earth, Spiral Navigators, Paradise9, Krankschaft, Jiezuberband, Flutatious, Doozers Spacejam DoughnutZ, Dogstooth, Damidge, Nukli, The Tea Project, Blackmax and the Pirates, Jazz Morley, Miser on the Faerie Gump, Mouthful of Ashtrays, Trash Monroe, Roisin, Roskrow, Earthmass, dubbdogg, and Fred & Al.

There will be six stages in total including the Something Else Tea Tent. For the line-up details as available click here.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £47.50 per person all weekend including camping, a teen ticket is priced at £32.50 with kids free.

On site

The festival will be on the beach with an indoor stage overlooking the sea from the Bar. There will be a variety of local and not so local foods available, plenty of crafts, healing and activities for everyone including a Kids Area full of fun things to do and make, as well as workshops available. The festival will also offer real toilets and warm showers, and welcomes campervans.

Charities

The festivals' intention is to raise money and awareness for BLISS (helping babies born too soon), and The National Autistic Society.

More information will be here when available.