Peatbog Faeries to headline Doune The Rabbit Hole

Doune The Rabbit Hole 2014

Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th August 2014
Cardross Estate, Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire, Stirlingshire, FK8 3JY, Scotland MAP
£72

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Mon 18th Aug 2014

Peatbog Faeries will headline the Friday night of the fifth edition of Doune The Rabbit Hole which takes place at Cardross Estate, Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire, in Scotland from Friday 23rd until Sunday 25th August 2013.

They are joined on Friday by Acid Mothers Temple, Jeffrey Lewis & The JRams, Laura J Martin, Heatsick, The Cosmic Dead, Howie Reeve, Mickey 9's, My Old Blue Terraplane, New Urban Frontier, EastCoastDefector, Sloth Metropolis, and Woodwife.

Saturday's acts announced so far are Secret Chiefs 3, Balkanarama, Victorian Trout Conspiracy, Josephine Foster, Bass Clef, Stanley Brinks & The Wave Pictures, Richard Dawson, Grumbling Fur, Babe, Glad Community Choir, The Yawns, Eugene Twist, Fists, Jer Reid & Solene Weinachter, The Daddy Naggins, Daniel Meade, Jamie Flynn, Molly Wagger, Steven Kemp, Billy Ray Osiris, and Looking Forward to Yesterday.

Whilst on Sunday the event will host The Wave Pictures, The One Ensemble, Ela Orleans, The Shiverin' Sheiks, Woodenbox, Adam Stafford, The Strange Blue Dreams, Dan Haywood, The Oscillation, Let's Talk About Space, Esperanza, Flamingods, Freschard, Galoshins, Honey & the Herbs, No More Tiger, Sharptooth, The Rope and the Colt, The Dodgy Characters, Hometown Social Club, and Jacob & Rory Green.

Doune the Rabbit Hole is a small-scale music and art festival that aims to offer a friendlier alternative to larger events by creating a fantastically unique atmosphere and offering visitors the chance to take part in a variety of activities and workshops that will appeal to the whole family.

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Early bird weekend tickets are priced at £62, a child (aged 13-16 years) ticket is priced at £35, a live in vehicle pass is priced at £25 for the weekend of £10 for the day, a weekend car parking ticket is £15, and £5 a day.

Organisers say, "With Rock Ness, The Insider and The Big Tent Festivals all being cancelled; Doune The Rabbit Hole offers a chance to relax, have fun and discover some amazing new music.

"Many of the artists will be hosting workshops or master-classes at the event with the focus of the festival angled towards getting people involved. It’s not all music: pottery, knitting, crocheting and a variety of other workshops will be on offer."

More acts are still to be announced.

The Spoken Word tent will host poetry, stand-up and storytelling and the Cinema which will show a range of films from family friendly flicks through to life-changing documentaries and even a late-night horror session.

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