Reverence Festival 2014

Saturday 6th to Wednesday 10th September 2014
Parque de Merendas, Rua 1 de Janeiro, Valada, Cartaxo, Portugal MAP
early bird 55 euros

Last updated: Mon 14th Jul 2014

Reverence Festival takes place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th September 2014 at Parque de Merendas, Valada near Marinha Grande, in western Portugal.

Line-up

The festival features sixty bands playing over two days on four stages.

Thursday: Outfest Marina Welcome Party, Names To Be Announced

Friday: Electric Wizard, Graveyard, Red Fang, Swervedriver, The Wytches, Ringo Deathstarr, Sleepy Sun, Woods, White Hills, Cave, Black Bombaim, Process Of Guilt, Daughters Of The Sun, The Telescopes, Naam, The Cosmic Dead, Miss Lava, Sunflare, The Feeling Of Love, The Asteroid # 4, Bombus, The Jabberwocky Band, Born A Lion, Putas Bebadas, Black Leather, François Sky & Guests, Killimanjaro, The Rising Sun Experience, Tiago Castro

Saturday: Hawkwind, The Black Angels, Mão Morta, Psychic Tv, A Place To Bury Strangers, Crippled Black Phoenix, System 7, Christian Bland & The Revelators, Moon Duo, Bardo Pond, Celestial Bums, Sonic Jesus, The Oscillation, Holy Wave, Murdering Tripping Blues, White Manna, Equations, Jibóia, Keep Razors Sharp, Exit Calm, 10000 Russos, Air Formation, Mugstar, Spindrift, Bruto & The Cannibals, Asimov, Wooden Wand, The Quartet Of Woah!, Dreamweapon, One Of These Days & Thee Heavy Random Tone Colour Lab, Nuno Calado

Tickets

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Early bird tickets are priced at 55 euros for a two day ticket.

More info

The event takes place in the relaxed surroundings of Parque de Merendas, which runs along the banks of the Tejo river and includes a fluvial beach, picnic areas and coffee shops. Traditional Portuguese food and drinks including vegan and vegetarian will be available, as well as camping facilities adjacent to the festival site with toilets and showers.

Valada is a small picturesque village, famous for agriculture and wine production. Located approximately 60kms inland from Lisbon and 550km from Madrid, easily accessible via train from Lisbon where shuttle buses will be running from nearest station Reguengo to the festival site.