Llama Festival 2012

Llama Festival is an arts and music festival taking place against a stunning coastal backdrop in one of the UK's most unique settings. The music weekend offers a great and varied line-up of national and local bands, over the weekend of Friday 8th until Sunday 10th June 2012.

Line-up

Friday: Andrew Soulfiend, Andy Votel, Benjamin Hatton, Boxcar Aldous Huxley, Brendon Boys, Dark Town Strutters, David Orphan, Dr Butler's Hatstand Medicine Band, Dubclass, Rich Hero, Smokestack Shakers, The Querks.

Saturday: 3 Daft Monkeys, Alex Roberts, Andy Votel, Assassins of Sound, Blue Horyzon, The Chanteuse & The Crippled Claw, Colourfly, Dark Town Strutters, Dave Walden, Dr Trippy, Dubarray, The Eccentronic Research Council, Exmoor Doo Dah Band, Harry, Jane Weaver, Jay Tamkin Band, Jim Crawford, The Liftmen, Los Salvadores, Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle, Mayflys, M.O.D., Mustard Allegro, Paper Dollhouse, RSVP, Sam & the Plants, Simply 4 Saxes, Street Heat, Tin Pan Annie, Whimwise, Zen Elephant.

Sunday: Annette Berlin, Candythief, Chris Millington, David A Jaycock, David Orphan, Doug Shipton, Dubarray, Emma Tricca, Kiera Osment, Lady Nade and The Silhouettes, Martin Harley, Matt Woosey, Neil Halstead, Sam & the Plants, Seize the Day, SJ Esau, Tankus the Henge, Willie & the Bandits, Woodford Green.

Comedy: Adam Money, Andy Field, Ashley Frieze, Cook & Davies, Louis Burgess, Luke Honnoraty, Mark Hurman, Rex Fisher, Robin Morgan, Stephen O'Niell, Tom Glover.

Tickets

Tickets are priced at £10 and include all three days of the festival. No tickets will be available on the gate - advanced tickets ONLY. Accompanied children under 12 can register for free tickets. To buy tickets, click here.

Talks & Workshops

Choir Singing, Exmoor Coast (Kester Webb), GM Crops (Hector Christie), Homeopathy, Learn Irish Dancing, Permaculture, Photography Tips, Poetry, Raw Food, Stop Hinckley, and Zumba.

Over three days the quirky twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth are filled with music. The main stage and festival site is set overlooking the sea and Lynmouth Bay, featuring a pleasant and diverse range of bands, musicians, as well as spoken word artists, workshops and comedy. The festival is very friendly, relaxed and family friendly. Elsewhere around Lynton & Lynmouth there is also a small fringe, with music in pubs and others playing on street corners, all helping contribute to the ambiance.

Accommodation

This isn't an on-site camping festival, but festival camping passes are available for off site camping. These must be booked at the same time as your festival tickets. It will not be possible to turn up and pitch a tent without booking in advance.

More information will be here when available.

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