Public Service Broadcasting to headline Lindisfarne Festival

Public Service Broadcasting have been confirmed as Friday evening headliner at the inaugural Lindisfarne Festival will be taking place on Beal Farm, in Northumberland from Friday 4th to Sunday 6th September 2015. The event is for over 18's with Holy Island as it's back drop.

Adamski has also been added to the Saturday line-up alongside Glen Horsborough, Roy's Iron DNA, and The Baghdaddies.

Conleth Maenpaa, Owner of Nokomis and Bor Events and Founder of Lindisfarne Festival commented, "We are delighted to add the critically acclaimed Public Service Broadcasting to our line-up alongside our other great acts. With a number of sell out shows across the UK including one in Newcastle, and after receiving rave reviews at the BBC 6 Music Festival 2015, it's great to be able to give their fans an opportunity to see them again in the North East.

"We feel they will add something really unique to the festival with their spell-binding live AV transmissions and the way they powerfully convey lessons of the past through the music of the future. They have a really distinctive sound, weaving samples from old public information films, archive footage and propaganda material around live drums, guitar, banjo and electronics."

They join Reverend and The Makers, Craig Charles, DJ Yoda, Smoove and Turrell, The Skints, Nadine Shah, The Lake Poets, Johnny Dickinson, Hannabiell and Midnight Blue, Frankie & The Heartstrings, The Happy Cats, Trev Gibb, Backyard Rhythm Orchestra, Shields, Slow light Quartet, Mister Tooley, World Headquarters (WHQ), Dancing with Ghosts,G hetto Funk All-stars, JFB, Jackie Oates, The Church, Sean Taylor, and The Tribe.

Set within 4 different marquees entertainment will be on offer from the Friday evening, all day Saturday and into the early hours of Sunday.

Alongside the music, Lindisfarne Festival will offer a range of creative therapies, gastronomy, entertainment, refreshments and a Silent Disco hosted by company Hedfone Party, poetry readings and a real ale bar stocking local supplies from Hadrian Border Brewery, Tyne Bank Brewery and many more.

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Tickets are priced at £78 for the weekend or £50 for the Saturday.

The Lindisfarne Festival is an intimate 2 day camping festival with a capacity for 2000. The event promises to have something for everyone and includes music from indie rock, soul and funk, blues, folk and jazz to hip hop.