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Line-up
The Blockheads, The Popes, Mad Dog Mcrea, The Wurzels, The Real Thing, N.U.M.B, Miles Hunt & Erica Nockalls, Tom Hingley & The Lovers, Dan Donnelly, Dr Scardo, Los Albertos, Two Spot Gobi, Rough Justice, Ferocious Dog, 360, Deferred Sucess, Full Weller, Sound of The Sirens, Ten-Pound Suit Band, Dumbfound, Zoltar Speaks, The True Blue, Flats & Sharps, Red Hillbillies, Knew Eyes, Jenna Witts, Secrets For September, Rhythm Room, and Richard Lee. Expect over 50 live acts, bringing a wide range of high calibre musical acts. For the line-up details as available please click here.Tickets
The early bird ticket has ended. An adult (16+) weekend ticket with camping is priced at £60 or £45 without camping. A family weekend ticket with camping for 2 Adults & 2 Youths is priced at £125 (with out camping £110). A youth, aged 13-15 years, weekend ticket with camping is priced at £35 (without camping £25). Accompanied children aged 12 years and under can attend for free. Day Tickets are priced at £15 per day (adults) or £10 (youths). A live in vehicle pass (purchased with a camping ticket) is priced at £20 per vehicle, no caravans or trailer tents. To buy tickets click here.Camping
The camping field offers working showers and cold running drinking water. The carpark will be totally separate from the camping area and there will not be any camping in the carpark field! Organisers are hoping to have a separate field for camper vans where tents can also be pitched next to these vehicles.Kids area
The Kids corner will be back in a large marquee.Croissant Neuf at Watchet
Green event leaders Croissant Neuf will return to the Watchet Festival so that one third of the festival can be solar powered. The second stage will be run by Croissant Neuf which has run the stage in the Greenfield's site at Glastonbury Festival and will host a wide range of acts, DJs', and workshops. The Croissant Neuf section of the festival will be powered by a 10-tonne solar truck, which is something the festival organisers are keen to build on year on year.On-site Bars
The real ale bar and Cider Island will make a return alongside Thatcher's Cider and Cotliegh Brewery towards the festival. The on site bars are run by the festival and offer 'happy hours' whilst keeping the entrance price as sensible as possible.Watchet
Watchet was an Old Port which has now been converted into a modern marina. It is centrally located near to Exmoor National Park, the Quantocks and there are plenty of beaches. It is also possible to travel here by boat from Cardiff.More information will be here when available.
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