first acts announced for Sunrise: All Good Things

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Sunrise Celebration 2014

Thursday 29th May to Monday 2nd June 2014
new site, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales
£99 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Wed 7th May 2014

Asbo Disco, Big Swing Sound System, Bristol Afrobeat Project, By The Rivers, C.C. Smugglers, DJ Chris Tofu, Cocos Lovers, Daddy Skitz, Dizraeli & Downlow, Ergo Schmidt, HoneyFeet, Index & Fingerfood, The Intermission Project, Joe Driscoll & Seckou Kouyate, Jungle by Night, Lund Quartet, MC Xander, Mouse Outfit ft Dr Syntax, Neuropol, onlyjoe, Sam Green & The Midnight Heist, Sheelanagig, Strictly Steppas, Talisman, Teotima, The Allergies, The Drop, Typesun, Walk, Wrong Tom, and Yumi & The Weather have all been confirmed for Sunrise: All Good Things, held at a new secret site just south of Bristol, and happening from Thursday 29th May until Sunday 2nd June 2014.

Celebrating the beginning of the summer season ‘All Good Things’ is a new incarnation of the award-winning ‘Sunrise Festival’ brought to you by its founders and the team behind renowned festival venue ‘Chai Wallahs’ and the stage production crew from the ‘Diplomats of Sound’.

Featuring an inspiring mix of the very best in alternative culture, and continually committed to setting new standards in sustainability with an eclectic blend of dub, world, ska, electronica, dub-step, psy trance, breaks, reggae, folk, Balkan beats and all manner of stompingly good tunes from rising stars, established favourites and surprise collaborations, in line with Sunrises shining musical reputation. The line-up will see some of the best new talent and old favourites.

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Early bird tickets are priced as follows:
Adult £91
Teen (aged 16-17 years) ticket £75
Child (aged 5-15 years) ticket £38
Parking for cars is £21.50 per car
Campervan tickets are priced at £43 per vehicle (A campervan is defined as any vehicle you intend to sleep in for any part of the Festival)
Motorcycle tickets are priced at £5.50

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