The Levellers first put together their own festival in 2003 "to offer not only the best in live music today but to re-create a community spirit that many events nowadays lack or choose to ignore. This event is about people young and old coming together and taking part in something that will be remembered for a long time." It's certainly succeeded in that aim, and is fast becoming one of the most popular and talked about festivals in the UK.
The festival features music, and street theatre, as well as site art and sculpture, children's activities, camping facilities, licensed bars, world food, craft stalls, fancy dress (hats and wigs for this year), and more.
The Levellers are headlining the Sunday, with Gogol Bordello headlining the Friday and KT Tunstall on the Saturday. Other acts on the bill include Easy Star All Stars, New Model Army, RDF, The Rumble Strips, Willy Mason, Back to the Planet, Dreadzone, Radical Dance Faction, Bellowhead, The Damned, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Banco De Gaia, and many more. Click here for all the details to-date.
All vehicles including campervans will be parked in the surrounding car parks, and each vehicle must have either a parking ticket or campervan ticket. Live-in vehicles may park in the car parks outside the festival but not inside or in the camping arenas. No glass or dogs allowed anywhere on site, no exceptions.
Tickets are SOLD OUT. Tickets entitle the holder to camp on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. There are no day tickets available this year.
The ticket prices are confirmed as follows:-
Adult weekend with camping - £90.00
Aged 10 to under-16 weekend with camping - £60.00
Aged 5 to under-10 weekend with camping - £30.00
Aged 0 to under-5 weekend with camping - £5.00
Campervan pass (must be purchased in advance) - £30.00
Car parking (in advance, more on the gate) - £5.00
The ticket prices for children have been split into three age categories to better reflect the range of ages of children that come to the festival. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the age your child will be when they attend the festival, not their age at the time you buy.
There will be festival buses running to and from Exeter, as well as a car share scheme - details of these will be confirmed at a later date.
For information about disabled access please email info@beautifuldays.org with ‘ACCESS’ in the subject line. The festival is striving to be as accessible as possible. There are free tickets for carers (available until the festival is sold out), disabled camping and parking. Please email with any queries or requests and they will do their best to assist you.
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