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Click here to find out how you can help us. Read everything you need to know about reschedules and FAQs here.ĭLWP is a charity and live gigs and their audiences generate income for us which has now stopped. Ticket holders have been contacted directly by email.

DLWP x FLATLAND Projects Curatorial FellowshipĪll tickets are valid for the new date and there is no need to exchange.

There is plenty of family camping close to the car parks. The festival which is licensed for 12,000 will feature music across five stages, and street theatre, as well as site art and sculpture, lots of children's activities a huge children's area in the centre of the festival, theatre, comedy, family camping, camping facilities, licensed bars from local company Otter Brewery, world food, craft stalls, fancy dress, a 'village shop' on site, and more. Please email with any queries or requests and they will do their best to assist you. The festival is striving to be as accessible as possible. For information about disabled access please email with 'ACCESS' in the subject line.

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The festival will once again be offering free tickets for carers, disabled/flat camping and parking - all of which must be booked in advance. Tickets entitle the holder to camp on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. A limited number of campervan passes are still available at £35 but they are close to selling out.

The tickets sell out to this popular old-style festival put together by the Levellers.An adult weekend camping ticket will be priced £100, child (10 to under 16 years of age) weekend camping tickets are £60, children aged 5 to under 10's weekend camping tickets are £30 and under 5's weekend camping tickets are £5. They will also be playing in Brecon, Tunbridge Wells, Crewe, Cambridge, Bath, Holmfirth (sold out), Leamington Spa, Wolverhampton and Oxford. If you want to be included please send your photos to with 'MOSAIC' in the subject line.įestival organisers Levellers start their UK tour tonight in Southampton (which has sold out) with support from The Last Republic on all dates. Information about other opportunities for acts to apply to play at the festival will be available soon.īeautiful Days' site art team are going to be creating a giant mosaic this year featuring photographs from past festivals and are looking for photos. To enter click here, the closing date is 1st June.

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This year's theme has been announced with the festival embracing the Chinese Year of the Tiger, with the theme for the Sunday being Stripes.īeautiful Days are also offering bands a chance to win a slot in the Big Top at Beautiful Days 2010! They have teamed up with Acoustic Magazine to run a competition for a new and unsigned act to play at the festival this year plus the winner will also receive a Tascam portable recording studio, a DPA 4099 microphone and a Breedlove guitar.

There are still many more to be confirmed across the stages plus DJ's and comedians in The Little Big Top and a brand new stage to be announced soon. They join headliners James, The Wailers and Levellers plus Newton Faulkner, Fairport Acoustic Convention, Billy Bragg, Bellowhead, New Model Army, Easy Star All-Stars, Show of Hands, African Head Charge, The Slackers, The Alarm, Neds Atomic Dustbin, The Aggrolites, Krafty Kuts, Citizen Fish, Dervish, Wilko Johnson, John Cooper Clarke, Shooglenifty, John Otway Big Band, The Destroyers, 3 Daft Monkeys, Uiscedwr, Tankus The Henge and Ian King. The latest additions to the line-up are British Sea Power, Peyoti for President, Stornoway, The Popes, The Fisherman's Friends, Thomas White, Nick Harper, Duke Special, Babylon Circus, Lupen Crook, Adam F, Sub Focus, Stereo MC's (DJ Set), and Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs. British Sea Power, Peyoti for President, and Stornoway are amongst the latest swathe of new additions annouced for this summer's Beautiful Days which takes place at Escot Park, near Fairmile, Devon from Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd August 2010.