Django Django, and Soulwax to headline The Secret Garden Party

Django Django, and Soulwax will headline this year's Superstition themed The Secret Garden Party.

Also confirmed are Bastille, The Strypes, Big Youth, Wolf Alice, Childhood, Eliza and The Bear, Public Service Broadcasting, David Rodigan, Findlay, Mo, Roo Panes, Dan Croll, Lee Fields & The Expressions, Winston Francis, Skip 'Little Axe' McDonald, Son Of Dave, Ava Leigh, The Family Rain, Ben Caplan, Deep Sea Arcade, Big Boy Bloater, Treetop Flyers, Annie Eve, The Ladykillers, Steve Hooker, and Blackbombers.

Plus The Temple of Boom curated by Eddy Temple Morris, with DJ sets and live performances from James Lavelle (Unkle DJ Set), Embrace (DJ set), The Correspondents, Evil Nine, Loadstar, The Other Tribe, Wilkinson, Foamo, Never Say Die AllStars, and Josh Butler.

British author and giant lizard exposer David Icke would also be on site over the weekend, as will Jonathan Cainer, Prof David Nutt, The British Humanist Association, Reverend Billy Talent & The Stop Shopping Gospel Choir.

The third headliner has not yet been announced The Secret Garden Party held from Thursday 25th to Sunday 28th July 2013 held at Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.

This year the Secret Garden will be asking festival to join in with exploring their affinity to the supernatural, the inexplicable and the irrational… to indulge the tussle between the left brain's sober analysis and the right's need to conjure it's own reality. The Garden Party relies on the audience participation to rejuvenate and regenerate each year.

As well as music there's loads of activities for kids and adults alike, and this event is more of a party experience Parades, Art tents, Walkabout Theatre & Theatre workshops, Big Wheel Rides, Boat Rides, Swimming, Treasure Hunts, Bands in trees, a festival-wide train service, open mic stages and as always, participatory games of all descriptions.

For 2013 the Artful Badgers have been given their very own new landscaped Amphitheatre a dedicated space for feral theatre and games throughout the day and wild gatherings, ceremonies and ferocious celebrations at night. There will be new aerial walkways throughout these enchanted woodlands. The Black Cat Bar, will be offering up cabaret & cocktails. The Pagoda Stage will see further improvements for 2013 including a new nearby Yacht Club Bar with the chance to take a boat out for a row.

The festival offers restaurants, food talks, cocktail bars, ale tents, massages, barefoot discos and twilight fire circle tales.

The festival is spread out over two sides of a lake with a large main stage area, 'The Great Stage' and then smaller tent venues dotted around, like 'Where the Wild Things Are', 'The Living Room', and 'Small World' which all have artistic décor. The happenings on the main stage side are generally more dancey and louder, and the other side has a more acoustic and chilled vibe.

Early bird tickets are now on sale, last year tickets had sold out by April. Once again tickets for 2013 will be sold on a tiered ticket system. A set number of tickets will be sold in each tier, gradually increasing in price.

Adult Tier 1 Tickets: £137.50 - SOLD OUT
Adult Tier 2 Tickets: £155 - SOLD OUT
Adult Tier 3 Tickets: £165
Adult Tier 4 Tickets: £185
Adult Tier 5 Tickets: £195
Teen Ticket (13 – 17 years): £130
Campervan: £60
Under 12's: £0
Family Camping Pass: £20

To buy tickets, click here.

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