Chagstock adds Seth Lakeman, Molotov Jukebox, & The Eskies

Chagstock 2015

Friday 17th to Saturday 18th July 2015
Whiddon Down, Chagford, Devon, EX20 2PR, England MAP
£85 for a weekend adult

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Tue 26th May 2015

Seth Lakeman leads the first acts to be announced for the second day of Chagstock which takes place over 2 days on Friday 17th and Saturday 18th July 2015 at Whiddon Down, Chagford, in Devon.

The Saturday headlining act is still to be announced, but local Lakeman leads the line-up additions for the main stage of house band New Crisis, six-piece electro swingers Electric Swing Circus, and female-fronted reggae band Dojo.

Saturday's Marquee stage line up is headlined by Molotov Jukebox fronted by Natalia Tena (who's 'other' career as an actress has seen her appear in numerous high profile roles including About A Boy, Game Of Thrones and four of the Harry Potter movies). Co-headlining are The Eskies.

Completing the bill additions are Gaz Brookfield, Ciaran Lavery, Kezia, and Okehampton 8 piece Faustus MD.

This year's theme has been announced as Gangsters & Molls. The first acts confirmed were the opening night's line-up of New Model Army, The Neville Staple Band, Martha Tilston, Mad Dog Mcrea, Police Dog Hogan, The Roving Crows, and Rusty Shackle.

Chagstock’s capacity is once again capped at just 5,000 tickets to ensure that its intimate, family-friendly atmosphere is maintained. Chagstock Festival is a Not For Profit Organisation, proud to support Devon Air Ambulance Trust and WaterAid.

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An adult weekend ticket is priced at £85. A teen (12-17 years) weekend ticket is priced at £55, and a family weekend ticket was priced at £240. All children under 12 can attend for free (ticket is required). Tickets include free camping and parking, and day tickets will also be available.

Campervan field (very close to the main gate) spaces are priced at £15. To buy campervan/caravan tickets, click here.

Chagstock is a well set up, very family friendly festival, suitable for young and not so young alike, with no focus on any particular music genre, and offering a blend of music to suit a wide range of tastes. Alongside the music, there's a decent selection of food and drink, and lots other entertainment around the site to keep the kids occupied.

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