Low, and Super Furry Animals to headline the new Caught by the River Thames

By Scott Williams | Published: Wed 10th Feb 2016

Low

Saturday 6th to Sunday 7th August 2016
Fulham Palace, Bishop's Ave, Fulham, London, SW6 6EA, England MAP
£99
Daily capacity: 5,000
Last updated: Wed 15th Jun 2016

Low, and Super Furry Animals will headline Caught By The River's own festival happening for the first time in London's Fulham Palace on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th August 2016, combining music, literature, beer and nature amongst any other stimulating and nourishing pursuits.

There are a host of activities including music acts and speakers - joining Low on Saturday will be Beth Orton, Mulatu Astatke, Kate Tempest in converation with Miranda Sawyer, Ryley Walker, Amy Liptrot, Paul Kingsnorth, and The London Sound Survey,

Also on the bill with Super Furry Animals on Sunday will be Sun Ra Arkestra, Chris Packham, Gwenno, Jonny Trunk, The London Sound Survey, Laura Cannell, and Darren Hayman presents 'Thankful Villages'.

Also on site will be FFlorence And Virginia Astley, Faber New Poets & Others curated by Will Burns, Helen Mort, Don Paterson, Martha Sprackland, The Museum Of British Folklore, The Idler Academy, Canal & River Trust, workshops featuring Pete Fowler, Matt Sewell, & Letterpress with Nick Hand, Ten Mile Beer Festival, local food stalls, and bookshops.

Ticket prices have not yet been announced. Tickets on Sale 9am Friday 12th February, and eFestivals will have links to buy them then.

Celebrating the capital’s urban rock‘n’roll heritage Caught by the River Thames will be part gig, part lit fest and part nature symposium with a countrywide beer festival and a global food market.

Fulham Palace is easy to access from anywhere in central London - Putney Bridge tube station is 10 minutes walk, Putney Overground 15 minutes walk (15 minutes to Waterloo).

                                                                               




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