Lakefest 2016

Lakefest 2016

Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th August 2016
Eastnor Castle, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 1RL, England MAP
early bird £95 for the weekend

Last updated: Fri 8th Jul 2016

Lakefest, returns for a 5th year at a new location Eastnor Castle, the former site of The Big Chill Festival, from Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th August 2016.

Line-up

They join headliners Primal Scream, We Are Scientists, The Coral, Newton Faulkner, Afro Celt Sound System, and Starsailor. Plus The Coral, Big Country, Molotov Jukebox, Secret Affair, Nahko and Medicine for the People, Duke Special, The Roving Crows, The Cracked, Erica, Foreign Affairs, Jasper in the Company of Others, Altern8, Baby D, 3 Daft Monkeys, Tankus The Henge, Barbarella's Bang Bang, Goat Roper Rodeo Band, Gaz Brookfield, Polly Money, Lem And The White Fire, The Most Ugly Child, Nick Parker & The False Alarms, The Honeyfire, Claire Boswell, Tallulah Rendall, Ben Cipolla, Huw Eddy And The Carnival, Samsara Collective, The Filthy Spectacula, Jack Of All, Granny's Attic, Anon Amos, DJ Shippers, Jam Tidy, Malarkey, Water For Dogs, Ash C, Memphis Blues Band, A3 Institution, Chevy Chase Stole My Wife, Meg Hayden, Future Set, The Hawthornes, The Rin Tins, Johnny Kowalski & The Sexy Weirdos, Motion Enterprise, Boys In The Wood, John Lewis, Mark 'Marky Mark' Winter, Toby Farrow, Dj SOS, Jack Goodfellow, DJ Snips, Rob G, Goatdog Deluxe, Mr Caines, El-Bruto, Laura May, Vaneric, Sion Pugh, Tudur Jones, Ian Gould, and Warp Ninjaz.

Tickets

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An early bird adult weekender (18+) ticket with early entry Thursday is priced at £95, a teen camping (Aged 13-17) ticket is priced at £30, and a child camping (Aged 6-12) ticket is priced at £15. A live-in vehicle is priced at £40, or £80 with electric hook-up,and £10 or car parking. Children aged 5 and under are free and don't require a ticket.

There is also a 2 for 1 offer for the disabled and their carers priced at £85 with Thursday or £75 to camp from Friday.

More info

With development set to happen on the festival's familiar home site at Croft Farm Waterpark, near Tewkesbury. The festival moves this year to a larger site in order to accommodate larger crowd numbers. In addition to this, Croft Farm Land Owner, Alan Newell, is developing a holiday village, in the field in which Lakefest is currently held.

The plan is to return to Croft Farm Waterpark in 2017 with a new smaller summer festival, held on a different date to that of Lakefest taking place at Eastnor Castle.

More information will be here when available.