Line-up
The first acts confirmed are Gaudi, The Egg, Sheelanagig, Dragonsfly, Shane Gobi, and Joti Sidhu. The line-up will see some of the best new talent and old favourites. For the line-up details as available please click here.Tickets
Early bird tickets have sold out. Tickets are priced as follows:Adult £122
Teen (16-18yrs) £70
Child (5 - 15 yrs old inclusive) £27
Tickets for Sunday from 10am only (off site Monday at noon) £38
Parking for cars is £16.50 per car
Campervan tickets are priced at £32.50 per vehicle (A campervan is defined as any vehicle you intend to sleep in for any part of the Festival)
Motorcycle tickets are priced at £5.50
To buy tickets, click here.
To celebrate that love is in the air - a ticket bought between now and midnight on Valentine's day gets a free birth chart comparison reading for couples.
On site
There will also be theatre, cabaret, slam poetry, permaculture gardens, alternative technology work shops, solar cinema, sauna, hot tubs, tipi circle, sustainable living talks, workshops, healing sanctuary, central fire, walkabout performance, performance art, non-musical presentations, dress-up mayhem, dance, art installations, ethical fashion, eco innovations, and organic food and drink.The four-day festival has improved camping with permanent toilets and showers, caravan spaces, restaurant and coffee shop. There are clothes and craft stalls onsite, a vinyl and CD fair.
Kids area
Sunrise has a dedicated kids area (where adults will be allowed only as long as they behave themselves!) Features this year will include a new climbing wall, swingboats and rides, kids disco, circus and crafts workshops, parades, a maze, outdoor games and more. For the older kids there will be graffiti walls, breakdance, poetry slams, hip hop, circus shows and skills, bushcraft skills and lots more still to be confirmed.New for 2012
The year there's an extra day and special Solstice Ceremony available for first 1000 Sunrise ticket holders to apply. This year also sees the arrival of the Small World Solar Stage, the star of Glastonbury Green fields along with another new arrival - the Serenity field with a bespoke astrologically aligned Stone Circle.Green ethos
The event is expected to be 100% ecologically powered, with a site-wide organic policy which also applies to alcohol. There are full camping facilities will be available including, showers, chemical & compost toilets.Bus service
There is a free bus from the nearest train station, information regarding this will be distributed with the tickets.More information will be here when available.
