Pulse Festival 2014

Returning for a fourth year, Pulse Festival expands to three days of music, food and festivities with two stages of some of the best live music and a complete farmer's market with fine food and beer. Kids entertainment, including, bouncy castles, face painting, tractor rides and lots more.

The event, which was cancelled due to bad weather last year, returns earlier in the year over the Bank Holiday weekend from Friday 23rd until Sunday 25th May 2014 at Sunnyfields Farm, Southampton, in Hampshire.

Line-up

Latest additions are Dorey the Wise, Twangdillo, The Paper Trains, Cordelectra, Jonny Maguire, Dolomite Minor, Altrego, Lily McCauley, and Soul & Fire.

Saturday headliners Fun Lovin' Criminals, plus Lucy Kitchen, Nick Tann, Mr Scruff, Scarlet Soho, LST, Grant Sharkey, Science of Eight Limbs, The Correspondents, The Doghouse Boat Boys, Echotape, Kayla Painter, The Rising, Chloe Fontaine, Paul Sawyer, Alan Prosser, LA Williams, Paul Moore, Radio Riddler, ESPAI, Morgan Hislop, Wiggzaro, Beth Johnstone, Josh Cormick, Tuci, Dean Detached, Lio, Steve Brandwood, Dizko Delta & Cuz Beats, OlivrX, The Business Partners, Mr Black & Robberto, Ronnie Spiteri, Niko & Lyall, Ordinary Jack ,Von Allmen, Ramaytush, Olly-S & Sven Clarke, John Tyrrell, and Marco Giov.

The first acts confirmed were A Ninja Slob Drew Me, Buddhist Punkz, Drumscapes, Keeley Filgo, Lem & The White Fire, Pronghorn, Solar Wolf, SomaHigh, Über≡Tone, and The Widowmaker.

As well as named acts the festival will draw on the bristling South Coast live scene. As last time, the music will be eclectic, interesting and spot on for a good old knees up. Band and artist submissions are now open, so if you would like the chance to play on one of the two fantastic stages please see the website for details.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £65 for adults for the weekend with camping, and for teens (13-17yrs) weekend tickets are priced at £35, with under 12's Free. No camping weekend tickets are priced at £50, and £25 for teens. Day tickets are priced at £25 for adults, and £12 for teens. A live in vehicle pass is £20, with a £10 surcharge (per metre) for vehicles over 6 metres. A car park pass is priced at £10.

Food & drink

The festival is held at Sunnyfields Farm who have a cafe and host a farmer's market every weekend. The Farm are pioneers of the Food & More Project and it is this project which has enabled the festival to happen. The project is all about farms being more than just places that grow food, which means things like music can happen too.

The Village Bells

The local pub is expected to up sticks once again and move onsite for the duration. The Village Bells will be selling a fine selection of local Ales, Ciders and Wines all at normal pub prices.

Kids

Children are the inspiration behind this festival and so there will be all sorts for the children to do.

The festival supports the Oceanward charity at Southampton General Hospital

More information will be here when available.

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