Chloe Howl, Craig Charles, Arkon Fly, Josh Record, and more for Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor

Wakestock 2014

Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July 2014
Penrhos, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 7HG, Wales MAP
£150 with camping, £115 without camping

Daily capacity: 15,000

Last updated: Thu 8th May 2014

Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor happening from Friday 11th until Sunday 13th July 2014, at Abersoch, North Wales will be hosting Chloe Howl, Craig Charles, Arkon Fly, Josh Record, Lynx, Jimi Needles, Autocycle, Strictly Underground DJs, and Ed Mackie.

That's in addition to the previously confirmed acts who were headliners Tom Odell, Frank Turner, and John Newman plus Clean Bandit, Razorlight, Ella Eyre, Frightened Rabbit, Redlight, Mnek, The Rifles, Jess Glynne, Duke Dumont, Gorgon City, B.Traits, Shy FX & Stamina, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Le Youth, Fred V and Grafix + MC Felon, Star Slinger, and Goldierocks, and local acts including Jigsaw, Manish Water, N.A.N.C.Y, Phil Pritchard, True & False, Chris Sheldon, and DJ NCK, with many more acts for this year’s festival yet to be revealed.

For the line-up details as available, click here.

The festival is now called Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor (Festival Of The Sea) and sees the existing annual festival, now in it's 15th edition that features music and wakeboarding from around the globe, return to its roots celebrating all that is great and good about its home, the Llyn Peninsula, Cardigan Bay.

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A 4 day weekend camping ticket is priced at £150, a weekend ticket without camping is priced at £115 and a 3 day camping option is also available priced at £140. Camparvan, parking and day tickets are not yet available. Girls only, quiet, £50 deposit, and bespoke camping options are also available. Ticket prices do not include booking fees.

Day tickets to WakestockGwyl y Mor are on sale in local vendors today and go on sale online from Friday.

Note: The minimum age limit is 12. At the festival site anyone aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 25 to get access to the festival site or campsites, and your accompanying adult must be with you when you enter the campsites or arena on site, or when you leave the festival.

This year the festival be supporting two charities, both of whom are active locally in Gwynedthey are Awyr Laz (the NHS charity supporting hospitals and patients receiving care and treatment in the community), and the British Heart Foundation (BHF Cymru).

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