Sea Change Festival 2016

Friday 26th to Saturday 27th August 2016
various venues, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5QH, England MAP
£45 weekend tickets + camping £10

Last updated: Wed 20th Jul 2016

The new Totnes Sea Change Festival takes place around the picturesque town of Totnes in South Devon, on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th August 2016.

Line-up

British Sea Power, Heavenly Recordings (curating Friday), TOY, Yorkston Thorne Khan, Bo Ningen, Richard Dawson, The Wave Pictures, BC Camplight, Joan Shelley, Nathan Salsburg, The Drink, Sound Of Yell, Death Shanties, Ultimate Painting, Howes, Rival Consoles, Luke Abbott, Alasdair Roberts, Matthew And Me, Bizarre Rituals Residency.

Latest additions Magic Bus, The Membranes, Guy Andrews, Lux Harmonium, Red River Dialect, Szun Waves, The Pure Conjecture, and Bar Creeps.

The festival, titled Sea Change, is set to host an array of Film, Literature, talks and Music as it takes over five venues across the town. Organisers Drift Record shop have said that the festival 'will embody an anthesis for apathy'.

Tickets

The early bird offer has ended. Weekend tickets are priced at £45, and £35 for students. Day tickets are priced at £25. Camping is priced at £10.

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Children

The festival is programmed with loads of interesting events across the weekend. Some of the venues will be operating an 18+ only rule on the door, but this, for the very best part, refers to late night shows. If your children and young adults are going to be into it, then they are very welcome indeed. Organisers ask you don't drag your little ones along to a panel talk they may find boring.

Accommodation

Camping is not counted as part of the ticket, however camping will be available as neighbouring Dartington Estate are to provide a picturesque spot. There will also be Sea Change shuttle busses all day and... well, till a good hour. Weekend camping tickets cost £10 and are available to buy now at the Sea Change online box office or physically at the Drift Record Shop.

Sea Change is a town festival based in buildings and streets with plenty of local accommodation and campsites in the area, the festival is hoping to provide subsidised rates.

Transport

There will be late night trains (times TBC) running to Newton Abbott, Exeter St. Davids and Plymouth stations. There will also be a bus service running to Torbay. Please keep checking back for full details closer to the event.

More information will be here when available.