Forever Sun Festival 2013

Friday 16th to Saturday 17th August 2013
Came Down Estate, Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8NU, England MAP
£40 for both days

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Tue 12th Nov 2013

Forever Sun Festival takes place on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th August 2013 at Came Down Estate, Dorchester, in Dorset.

Line-up

Latest additions include Pretty Things, David McAlmont (fingersnap), The Blockheads, Republica, Dave Griff Band, Schnauser, The Foundry, Tom Toomey (from The Zombies), Bleeding Hearts, Surfin' Birds, Thomas & the Mock-ups, and Danny & the Black Mariahs.

Hugh Cornwell and King Kurt headline the main stage, and Neil Innes will be headlining The Curiosity Lounge. Also confirmed are Dodgy, Space, The Standards, Nick Capaldi Band, RPM, The Dolmen, Disco's Out (Murder's In), Vanilla Radio, Danny & The Goosemen, The Dinnerladies, The Indices, Sugar Myth, Ian Sedwell, Ty Xanders, Emma Gale, The Gravity Drive, Eleanor McEvoy, Stephen Langstaff, Blue Commotion, Lisbee Stainton, Andy Grant Trio, Jesse Williams, and Howl Showcase.

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

Tickets

An adult (aged 16 years +) 2 day ticket is priced at £40, with a child (aged 14-15 years) 2 day ticket priced at £30. Please note no children under 14 yrs admitted. A one day (Saturday only) ticket is priced at £35 and includes free camping & parking. To buy tickets, click here.

Persons between 14-17yrs old who wish to camp MUST be accompanied by at least one ticket holding adult of 18yrs or older. All children 14-15yrs MUST be accompanied by a ticket holding adult of 18yrs or older to enter festival grounds.

More info

The festival will offer retail therapy, wandering street performers, theatrical shows, amusement stalls, workshops, healing area, plus a wide variety of delicious food and laid back bars serving the usual tipples and cider.

Camping

Free camping is available from 3pm on Friday (music from 6pm) until midday on Sunday. The camping field has day and night security, drinking water points and ambient nightime lighting. There are rules such as no open fires, guidelines on alcohol consumption and general behaviour.

There will be more information here when available.