OUT West Festival 2016

OUT West Festival 2016

Thursday 14th to Sunday 17th July 2016
secret outdoor location, near West Ashton, Wiltshire, England
£65 for a weekend ticket

Last updated: Thu 26th May 2016

The 3rd annual Once Upon A Time In The West aka OUT West Festival takes place in The South West from sundown on Thursday 14th to Sunday 17th July 2016 (no music day), and is run by a crew who brought you the likes of Glastonbury, Bearded Theory (Tornado Town), Bath Fringe, Endorse it in Dorset & beyond.

Line-up

The Destroyers, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Frenzy, First Degree Burns, Pronghorn, Belgium's Gadje Scum, The Severed Limb, Dana Immanuel & The Stolen Band, Poor Old Dogs, Dubclass, Inbredz, The Boot Hill All Stars, Cat Ratchers, The Kings of Outer Space, Hodmadoddery, Funke and the Two Tone Baby, The Skimmity Hitchers, Louis Barabbas & The Bedlam Six, Mr Tea and the Minions, Black Water County, Key Lime Pi, The Mantic Muddlers, Muff Said, The Sneak Eazies, Some Dogs, The Gin Bowlers, Captain Cactus & The Screaming Harlots, La Flunch, Dusk at Dawns, Nick Parker & The False Alarms, The Malarchy Band, Calico Jack, Immigrant Swing, and a debut appearance from Somerset's The Back Wood Redeemers. The first DJs to be announced are Toby Spin (Glastonbury, Boomtown), and Jonah Flatfoot (Zen Hussies), with more bands & DJ’s to be announced.

There is also a new venue for 2016 - The Djinn Palace.

The OUT West Festival music policy is varied and expect local, national and international acts playing Ska, Dub, Bluegrass, Folk, Cowpunk, Swing, Klezmer, HipHop, Rockabilly and beyond..

Tickets

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The early bird offer has ended. An adult ticket is priced at £65. A youth (aged 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £20, child (aged 6-12 years) is priced at £10, and kids (aged 5 years & under) weekend tickets are £1. A live-in vehicle pass is £15 and a car park pass is priced at £5. Prices do not include service fees.

More info

The emphasis will be on having a good time – a celebration of what The West and beyond has to offer, accessible, welcoming, affordable and a fantastic party…… the like of which the Westcountry is famed for.

The ethos of the festival is pretty simple - having a great time, with your friends ( both old and new) against a beautiful Westcountry backdrop. They have brilliant good-time bands, booked - some you'll have heard of, some not - all are of excellent quality.

The music will be held over three stages, all are undercover. Hotel Bastardos will take over later on, with further areas to chill, play music and continue to sample the beverages on offer.

The Sunday at Once Upon a Time in The West will be a day of rest, the campsite closes 4.30pm, food stalls will be open in the morning and early afternoon, and Hotel Bastardos will be re-running the legendary Dub Breakfast, but the bars will be closed and there will be no amplified live entertainment.

More information will be here when available.