more acts announced for Yorkshire's Willowman

The Wonder Stuff, Space, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Pikey Beatz

By Scott Williams | Published: Wed 6th Feb 2013

Willowman Festival 2013

Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd June 2013
Hillside Rural Activities Park Knayton between Thirsk & Northallerton, North Yorkshire , YO7 4AL, England MAP
£70 for weekend, day ticket £30

Daily capacity: 5,000

North Yorkshire's fourth Willowman Festival has announced Sunday headliner The Wonder Stuff, plus Space, The Men They Couldn't Hang, and Pikey Beatz are the final four acts completing this year's line-up.

Steve Williams organiser of the Willowman Festival commented, "2013 is the fourth Willowman, we have listened to feedback from our loyal customers and have put together a line up which is eclectic, classic and at the same time features lots of emerging talent. For us keeping a relaxed atmosphere with carefully chosen acts is what makes Willowman a special pocket sized festivals."

Returning to their new home the Hillside Rural Activities Park, Knayton between Thirsk & Northallerton, in North Yorkshire. The family friendly event takes place over four days on the Summer Solstice weekend from Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd June 2013.

Previously confirmed are Orb Sound System, New Model Army, Sicknote, Radical Dance Faction (RDF), Syd Arthur, Sarah Gillespie, This Ground Moves, MoonRunners, Thatcher's Bush, Instrument of Jah Sound System, Nucleus Roots, Symphonic Pictures, Collectors Club, Flutatious, Rosie, Driven Serious, Annie Dressner, Little Fire, One Way Street, Your Illuminations, and Purple Mafia. For the line-up details as available please click here.

The event has been running for four years and offers many onsite activities for children, plus a whole host of robots, faeries, jugglers and stilt walkers adding to the laid back atmosphere.

Early bird tickets are priced at £50 for a full weekend including camping (live in vehicles are £15 per vehicle). Family tickets are also available priced at £160. Young Persons (aged 12 17 years old) weekend ticket is priced at £35. A live in vehicle pass is £15, or £20 for caravans. Children aged under 12 years go free, with car parking and camping also free.

To buy tickets, click here.

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