Public Enemy to headline Secret Garden Party

The Secret Garden Party 2014

Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th July 2014
Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 2PH, England MAP
£175 adult weekend (+booking fee) - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 32,000

Last updated: Mon 23rd Jun 2014

Headliners Public Enemy lead the 55 latest acts added to the bill for the 'Goodbye Yellowbrick Road' themed The Secret Garden Party which happens from Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th July 2014 at Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.

The latest acts also include Hercules And Love Affair, Foreign Beggars, King Charles, Alabama 3, Big Deal, Say Lou Lou, Big Gigantic, Rae Morris, The Skints, Thumpers, Koven, John Fullbright, The Hics, Lxury, TCTS, Jacob Plant, Josef Salvat, Eagles For Hands, Nimmo and the Gauntletts, Ted Zed, Mad Professor, Coves, Jon Batiste, Melt Yourself Down, The Ramona Flowers, Losers, Arkon Fly, Ekkah, Killsonik, Wara, Plump DJs, Too Many T's, Max Cooper, Miraculous Mule, Rag & Bone Man, Norma Jean Martine, Devon Sproule, Gorgeous George, Si Cranstoun, Palace, Dandaluz, Cable Street Collective, Longy, The Future Dub Project, Beans on Toast, Animanz , Feral Mouth, The 45's, Cut Capers, The Meow Meows, Crinkle Cuts, Alexia Coley, Myles Sanko, and General Skank.

They join Little Dragon, Fat Freddy's Drop, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Deap Vally, Morcheeba, Jagwar Ma, Fat White Family, Dub Pistols, Foxes, Maya Jane Coles, Sub Focus (DJ Set) + MC ID, Mo, Kwabs, Rosie Lowe, Wolf Alice, Years And Years, Gorgon City, Denai Moore, Bipolar Sunshine, The Amazing Snakeheads, Kyla La Grange, Le Galaxie, Teleman, Superfood, Matrix And Futurebound, David Rodigan, Tunng, Zervas and Pepper, Jack Garratt, My Nu Leng, Kidnap Kid, Tourist, Ulterior Motive, WOZ, The Mispers, Mausi, Pete Molinari, Fickle Friends, Big Boy Bloater, Dvwlx, CoCo and the Butterfields, Beech, Marcus Bonfanti, Imperial Leisure, They Say Jump, Tantz, Danni Nicholls, Planetman and the Internationalz, My Darling Clementine, Gecko, Uzimon, Ghouls, Alison and the Earthquakes, John Crampton, The Damn Jammage, Delaney, Blues Business, Southern, Champs, Honeyblood, Max Raabe and Palast Orchestra, The Correspondents, Bat and Ball, and MT.

As usual organisers are still holding back a bundle of secret performances.

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Tickets are priced at £175 for an adult weekend ticket and £130 for a teen ticket, and children tickets for unders 12s are free.

A campervan pass is priced at £60, dog passes are free but limited, and a family camping ticket is priced at an additional £20.

A deposit option is also available and can be secured with a first payment of £50.

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