tickets sell out for 'Wild Life' themed Belladrum

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2014

Friday 8th to Saturday 9th August 2014
Belladrum Estate, Beauly, Inverness-shire, IV4 7BA, Scotland MAP
£100 - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 16,500

Last updated: Tue 9th Sep 2014

Tickets have already sold out for the Tom Jones, and Razorlight headlined Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival five months before the Scottish festival happens.

All the £100 weekend tickets went for the sixth year running in record time for the ‘Wild Life' themed Inverness-shire event now in it's eleventh year, with a 16,500 capacity taking place on Friday 8th and Saturday 9th August 2014, due to Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

Any unwanted eTickets can be returned and will be offered for sale at 11am on Monday 2nd June. Sellers will be reimbursed the ticket face value and buyers will be charged ticket face value plus booking fee. Holders of tickets bought under the deposit scheme are reminded that any tickets bought under this scheme must be paid up by May 31st or they will be forfeited and offered for resale. Unwanted printed tickets should only be resold at their face value. Purchasers are strongly advised not to buy tickets from sellers on auction or social media sites and never to part with funds unless tickets are in the hand and known to be genuine. Tickets resold anywhere other than via The Ticket Trust are sold and acquired in breach of the seller's terms and conditions.

In other news, wrestling comes to the festival for the first time this year. Belladrum fans will be able to watch a line-up of Scottish wrestlers grapple it out in 'A Rumble On The Drum' held over the two days. Over six matches per day including a tag match - fought under American-style rules, and featuring a story line over the two days, fans will be able to watch Scottish wrestling stars Grado and Jack Jester (not the cage fighters pictured above) from 'Insane Fight Club' as well as Noam Dar and Wolfgang, with more stars yet to be announced.

Also confirmed are Frightened Rabbit as a Scottish festival exclusive, Billy Bragg, The Temperance Movement, are The Bad Shepherds, The Mekons, Casual Sex, Esperanza, Danny and the Champions Of The World, Big Fat Ceilidh, Call to Mind, Randolphs Leap, Dorec-a-Belle, The Lorelei, Scooty And The Skyhooks, Mad Dog Mcrea, Caledonian Ceilidh Trail, and Hollie Atkinson.

Many more artists are still to be announced with around 90 acts in total appearing across five stages featuring locally and internationally renowned artists and favouring a lo-fi approach.

Belladrum offers plenty of interest aside from the music, including an array of entertainment for children, although the fairground rides will not be on site this year. Attractions include street theatre, cabaret, cinema, dance, alternative therapies, stalls, food and drink.

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