2manydjs, Cat Power, Agnes Obel & more for Eden Festival 2017

Eden Festival 2017

Thursday 8th to Sunday 11th June 2017
Raehills Meadows, Moffat, Dumfries & Galloway, DG11 1HQ, Scotland MAP
£119 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 3,000

Last updated: Thu 20th Apr 2017

More acts have been announced for this year's Eden Festival which happens from Thursday 8th until Sunday 11th June 2017 at Raehills Meadows, Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway, in Scotland.

Newly confirmed are 2manydjs, Cat Power, Agnes Obel, Jazzanova (Live Ft Paul Randolph), Kissmet, Featurecast, The Langan Band, Elephant Sessions, Ghetto Funk Label Takeover, WBBL, Psymmetrix, Sketch, Rory McLeod, Heron Valley, Have Mercy Las Vegas, Gnoss, Emma Gillespie, Ezra Collective, The Hempolics, and there's Mr. Motivator as a 'special guest'.

Co- Director Meredith Langley Vine “We can’t believe the amazing amount of talented and revered artists coming to this year’s Eden Festival, it really is starting to attract a stampede of established acts as the festival grows and evolves.”

These join previously confirmed acts which include Gogol Bordello, Alabama 3, Boney M, Jungle (DJ Set), So Solid Crew (ft Romeo, Lisa Maffia, Asher D & Swiss), Alice Russell, Dub Phizix & Strategy, Mala, Born On Road (Ft Benny Page, Kelvin 373, Aries, Selecta Jman), Talisk, Eva Lazarus Soundsystem, and many more, with more to be announced. Please see the line-up page for the details so far.

The festival will feature more than 300 acts in total over 12 stages, from the genres of hip hop, dance, RnB, acoustic, soul, funk, dubstep, disco, dancehall, electronica, ska, pop, African dance, jungle, balkan beat, drum & bass and Celtic music, plus a drive in cinema, kids arena, comedy, circus kills, and cabaret, as well as a feast of performers, artworks, workshops, horticulture, games and more.

Tickets are on sale priced at £119, teen tickets are priced at £95, with children under 12 able to attend for free. Car parking passes are £10, campervan £15, and caravan passes are priced at £20.

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