Name: Beat-Herder - POSTPONED 2021
Start: 2021-07-15
End: 2021-07-18
Location: Ribble Valley

Beat-Herder - POSTPONED 2021

Thursday 15th to Sunday 18th July 2021
Ribble Valley, Sawley, Gisburn, Lancashire, BB7 4LF, England MAP
£165 for the weekend (3 days) - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Fri 30th Apr 2021

This festival has been postponed from Thursday 15th until Sunday 16th July 2021 and rescheduled for a new date of 14-17 July 2022.

Organiser's statement.

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Fifteen contrasting stages play host to an array of musicians, including a few musical heavyweights, as well as a selection of local talent. The festival is independently funded and has no involvement in corporate organisations, nor does it receive any sponsorship. The festival has a high attention to detail with every inch of the site taken into deep consideration.

The 15th edition the festival of beats and baaminess takes place in The Ribble Valley, Gisburn, Lancashire, from Thursday 15th until Sunday 18th July 2021.

Line-up

No acts are announced yet.

Tickets

Tickets are sold out. They were priced as follows:-
Adult (3 days) weekend: £165
Youth (13-17) weekend: £90
Child (2-12) weekend: £30
Infant (under-2) weekend: free (but needs ticket)
Car park: £15
Campervan (small): £40
Campervan (large): £60
Car & Caravan: £60

All adult tickets are subject to a £5 refundable litter bond. This will be refunded at the festival when the ticket holder presents a full bag of litter at a litter bond station in the campsite or campervan field.

All children (including with youth tickets) must be accompanied to the festival by a parent, a legal guardian or a nominated guardian over the age of 30.

More info

Beat-Herder prides itself on being a different festival experience to any other and this year festival goers can expect 15 completely unique, craftsman built stages including the mighty Main Stage, the oriental mystery of The Fortress, the heady atmosphere of The Woods, the Trailer Trash Big Top, the cosy Snug, the incredible, authentic Working Men’s Club (step inside, you could literally be in Todmorden in 1971) and many, many more beside.