Something Else Somewhere Else line-up announced

Something Else Somewhere Else 2016

Friday 6th to Sunday 8th May 2016
Spring Farm, Duns Tew, Oxfordshire, England MAP
£45 for weekend with camping

Daily capacity: 500

Last updated: Wed 23rd Mar 2016

Inner Terrestrials, Radical Dance Faction (RDF), Leatherat, AOS3, and The Leylines lead the line-up confirmed so far for the 3rd, Something Else Somewhere Else, which takes place on farmland near Duns Tew in Oxfordshire hosted by Gail Something Else.

Also appearing over the weekend from Friday 6th until Sunday 8th May 2016 are Steve Ignorant, Gaz Brookfield, Attila the Stockbroker, Dogshite, Suzy Condrad, The Devil's Prefects, Pog, Chris Webb, Barney Newman, Brian Stone, Ned Dylan, T Bitch, Small & Gold, Rosie Swayne, Doozer McDooze, Funke and the Two Tone Baby, Flutatious, Tobias Jacob & Lukas Drinkwalker, Ghosts Of Men, Bemis, Hattie Hatstar, Rita Lynch, Who Killed the Bear, Will Harper, Mercurius Rising, The Brewer's Daughter, The Defekters, All Things Considered, Louis Howells, The Great Central Swing Band, Inbredz, and EFF OFF!. Plus Beardy Keef's Uke Jam, Janine Booth as compere with her wonderful spoken word, and expect an appearance from Ms Something-Else.

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An adult weekend ticket with camping is priced at £45, a youth (aged 15-17 years) weekend ticket with camping is priced at £20 (whatever you sleep in), and accompanied kids (aged 14 and under can attend FREE. Everyone under 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult. Dog pass £10.

Something Else is a celebration of what festivals were like before much of the festival scene got corporate sponsors and became a massive money making machine. The organisers have ensured that it keeps to its values – funding itself, respecting others and our environment, and supporting local enterprises. Hence the amazingly reasonable price, which also applies to all the food and drink.

There will also be workshops, activities and fun things to do for children and adults alike, plus the Something Else Tea Tent.

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