By The Sea Weekender 2016
Friday 30th September to Saturday 1st October 2016Dreamland Margate, Oldtown, Margate, Kent, CT9 1XJ, England MAP
£67.50 weekend
Rockfeedback Concerts and Moshi Moshi return with By The Sea Weekender.
Taking place in the newly-refurbished Ballroom, in Dreamland Margate, an amusement park located in Margate, Kent, and held on Friday 30th September and Saturday 1st October 2016.
Line-up
Friday headliners Super Furry Animals, and Wild Beasts, whilst Wolf Alice, and Bat For Lashes headline Saturday night, plus Mystery Jets, Jagwar Ma, Joe Goddard (Hot Chip), Ibibio Sound Machine, Anna Meredith, Let.s Eat Grandma, The Big Moon, Bill Ryder Jones, Eagulls, Kagoule, Gang, Our Girl, Fuoco, Ray Gun, Dreamweaver, Meilyr Jones, Dreller, and Sink The Pink Ballroom Takeover.
Jarvis Cocker, the Pulp frontman will be DJing at the dodgems, with intimate acoustic sets in Margate Museum with Alexis Taylor, Slow Club, Emmy the Great, Serafina Steer, and Barbarossa.
To see who is playing on which day as available see the By The Sea Weekender line-up page.
Tickets
The early bird offer has ended. Weekend tickets are priced at £67.50. Day tickets are priced at £37.50.
Tickets include full access to Dreamland theme park across day & night, and unlimited rides including: Scenic Railway, Big Top, Helter Skelter, Hurricane Jets, Dodgems (with DJs), Monotopia + many more. Plus there's a Vintage Arcade Room, Independent Label Market, Margate Museum Acoustic Sets, Fringe Programme through Margate Old Town, after-parties and other late night take-overs + more still to be announced.
This a non-camping event.
Dreamland Margate provides a distinctive setting for live music. This year the event adds the spacious Hall By The Sea. Initially the home of a dance hall and a variety entertainment show in the late 19th century, the venue has seen performances from such legendary artists as The Who, Rolling Stones, T-Rex and Hawkwind.
More information will be here when available.
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