Meadowlands 2012

Meadowlands returns as a three day music and arts festival set in the heart of the Sussex. Located at Glynde Place, Glyne, in East Sussex on Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd June 2012. Now in it's third year, the event hopes to offer a diverse selection of performers, musicians and DJ's over the June bank holiday.

Line-up

Bentcousin, LTJ Bukem, Hyperpotamus, Forestears, Glass Diamond, Shona Foster, Lamb, Speech Debelle, This Is The Kit, The River Boys, MOK, Rose Divine & The D'Villes, Apples & Eve, Martin Rossiter, Tiny Dragons, Hollowmoon, Moya, House of Hats, Skinny Lister, Soccer96, The Muel, Maker, Films Of Colour, Grasscut, Fink, Memo Tone, Rough Fields, North Atlantic Oscillation, Caramel Jack, This Is The Kit, Absent Elk, White Mink, Pussy Cat Club, Naomi Bedford, and AK/DK.

Expect bands and DJs over five stages in 2012. As well as artists, Meadowlands Festival will also feature amazing club nights from the Jazz Rooms featuring Russ Dewebury and worldwide guests, Roots Garden featuring Kenny Knots, Leroy Horns and special guests plus an eye opening fun loving night with The Pussy Cat Club.

Tickets

Weekend tickets are priced at £85 for adults, a teen (aged 13-17 years) weekend ticket is priced at £45, a child (aged 6-12 years) weekend ticket is priced at £20, with children aged 5 and under able to attend free of charge. A car parking ticket is priced at £15, and a campervan ticket is priced at £30.

To buy tickets, click here.

Eco-friendly

Meadowlands aims to make the festival's carbon footprint as near to zero as we can by using cutting-edge technology to deliver both solar and bio-fuel energy to the stages, tents and bars as well as all of the facilities at the event.

Expect Comedy from Bang Said the Gun, and Spoken Word, 'home-cooked' food, a dedicated childrens arena and nappy changing area, street traders, bars, a restaurant serving Sunday lunch, light shows and interactive entertainers, luxury toilets, cafe bar in the comedy tent (with cabaret style seating), free camping and more.

Changes in 2012

The festival site will be moved to include a woodland area of the Glynde Estate. In a clearing amongst the trees there will be a permanent fire structure. The woodland area will be home to the new Chapel Stage.

This year two thirds of the toilets will be luxury facilities, with 24 hour cleaning attendants. There will also be toilet facilities in the camper van field.

A dedicated team will be organising the children's workshops and organisers promise a more varied choice of food stalls.

In 2012 the festival will offer six club nights over the three days, ranging from classic house to glitsch.

More information will be here when available.

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