Kaya Weekender 2014

Thursday 7th to Saturday 9th August 2014
The Vaynol Estate, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL56 4JN, Wales MAP
£25 with camping

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Fri 12th Sep 2014

Kaya Weekender is held in the grounds of the Vaynol Estate near Bangor, North Wales, and will take place over the Bank holiday weekend, on Friday 8th (campsite opens), Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th August 2014.

Kaya offers an assortment of African, Jamaican, Caribbean and world musical flavours along with a diverse range of workshops, food stalls and festival activities.

Line-up

Friday:
Main Stage: Gilles Peterson, World Worx, Storm, Tacsi Band, Cowbois Caltaidd, Duv Central Sound.
Nelson Mandela Stage: Connah Evans, Sam Parsons, Combo, Sundance, Baba Yaga Band, Gethin Jones (DJ Set), Kev Roberts Northern Soul DJ Party.
Dub Shed: White Lion Sound, Greg Dubwise, Jah Lion, Jah Shepperd, Royal 7 Peter Culture, Gal Tek Ova, Hi Jon The Conqueror.

Saturday:
Main Stage: Don Letts, Field Marshall DJs, Siyaya, DJ Toots, Wrexham Community Choit, Hedge Gods, Bryn Fon, Coxsone Dodd Sound System, Magsy Mai.
Nelson Mandela Stage: Kearne Raven Spiralson, Jah Bar Soundsystem, L7 Band, Bryn Jones (DJ Set), In By One's. Ollie West Band, Leuen Williamson, Princess Maha, Hot Dawg Assassins, Sally Crosby, Kizomba Afro Company.
Dub Shed: White Lion Sound, Greg Dubwise, Jah Lion, Jah Shepperd, Royal 7 Peter Culture, Gal Tek Ova, Hi Jon The Conqueror.

Sunday:
Main Stage: Legend, Jerry Dammers, Cabos DJs, Espai Band, Raw Bones Band, Mutsant Vinyl.
Dub Shed: White Lion Sound, Greg Dubwise, Jah Lion, Jah Shepperd, Royal 7 Peter Culture, Gal Tek Ova, Hi Jon The Conqueror.

Tickets

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A weekend adult ticket (without camping) is priced at £25, an adult day ticket (Friday, Saturday or Sunday) is priced at £10. Weekend camping is priced at £15, and a campervan pss is priced at £40 (valid all weekend - includes campervans and caravans), with a car park pass priced at £5.

Camping

Because of the fire risk, no open fires or tin foil barbecues are allowed on site. However, camping stoves or barbecues on legs may be used. No glass bottles are allowed on any part of the festival site, including the camping areas.

Charities

Kaya Festival is sponsoring two charities for this year's festival.

Local area

A short walk offsite is one of Anglesey's popular beaches Church bay, also known as Porth Swtan. Further afield and a short drive over the Menai straits is the Snowdonia National Park.

More information will be here when available.