The second stage will play host to Groove Armada with a show-stopping DJ set that I can’t wait to experience.
‘The Information’ stage will also return, offering a dedicated area for guest speakers, question and answer sessions, film screenings, photography and charity representatives. More information on this will follow shortly.
Tickets are on sale now priced at £45. Last year the event sold out incredibly quick so you’ll want to be acting fast.
All online ticket sales will be subject to a £1 donation with funds going directly to the upkeep and maintenance of The Downs, for all of Bristol to enjoy.
There will be a limited number of reduced price tickets at £25 available to anyone unemployed or on income support. These tickets are only available in person from Bristol Ticket Shop and supporting documentation and ID will be required. Children under 4 are free (though must be wearing adequate hearing protection) and a limited number of tickets for children aged 4- 12 years will be available at all outlets for £10 per ticket. All under 16’s need accompanying by an adult.
Tickets are restricted to six tickets per person/per billing address. Please note that in order to protect our audience from ticket touts we are putting in measures to help eliminate them. The lead booker will need to attend the event (or nominate a 3rd party at the point of purchase) with their guests and will need to show photo ID in order to enter the concert arena.
Tickets are available from the following outlets: The Downs Bristol, Bristol Ticket Shop, Songkick, Seetickets and Gigantic
Have you been to any festivals this year? Who would be your dream headline act?
I’m the same, I haven’t been to a music event for ages and only because of timing and cost, so this has reminded me I need to try and save up to go to one soon! Love the fact that in Bristol they’re offering reduced ticket prices for those who are unemployed too, so, so good as sometimes it can so hard to find fun things to do for free when you’re searching for work so I love this. – Tasha
We went to Folk By the Oak in Hatfield last month. It was nice to have the rural setting but I just don’t really like festivals as there are just too many people!