Glastonbudget 2011

Set in Leicestershire over the weekend of Friday 28th to Sunday 30th May 2010, and no relation to Glastonbury, Glastonbudget is a music festival that combines new acts with tribute acts. 2009 will be the festival's fifth year.

There will be over 130 bands appearing including a range of new and original acts playing at Glastonbudget as well, as tribute acts.

Line-up

Acts confirmed include headliners Jilted Generation, Guns 2 Roses, Mercury, plus Enraged, Hot Red Chilli Peppers, Green Date, Hard Suction, One Step Behind, Oasish, Antarctic Monkeys, US4/U2, The Jamm, Whole Lotta DC, Blings of Leon, Four Fighters, The Fillers, Tina Turner Kinisha, and more. For the line-up details as available please click here

Tickets

The early bird ticket offer has ended. Adult weekend tickets are priced at £56.50, and include camping and parking. A teen weekend ticket (aged 16 - 18 years) is priced at £51.50, a young person weekend ticket (aged 6 - 15 years) is priced at £34.50. Child weekend tickets (for those aged 0 - 5 years) are priced at £4. A caravan weekend ticket (need 1 ticket per caravan) is priced at £5.

Day tickets for an adult on either Saturday or Sunday are priced at £32, teen day tickets £29.50, and young person day tickets £24.50.

To buy tickets click here.

Caravans / campervans

Caravans & Campervans are allowed, but places are limited and tickets must be booked in advance. Please be aware that hook ups (water/electricity) will not be provided. Everyone staying in the campervans must also have a weekend camping ticket bought before the event starts, there won't be any campervan tickets on the gate.

Campsite facilities

There are plenty of toilets around the campsite and in the arena so please don't use the hedges. There will also be a few showers located in the family camping area. There are several taps located around the site which are safe to drink from. There is a bar and a catering outlet also located in the campsite which will be open until approx 2am.

The festival offers Family Camping - this is a quiet area of the campsite for families, ask the campsite staff on arrival for directions. This area will be monitored by Security and Campsite Personnel and noise will be expected to be kept to a minimum.

Disabled access

The site has full access for disabled persons. Any persons requiring disabled access must have booked through the ticket line 0116 2698807 as numbers are limited. When arriving at the festival enter via the main carpark entrance and at the gate show your blue badge and ticket, to be directed to the disabled parking area.

Getting there

If coming by car the carparks are well signposted. Please do not attempt to sleep in or near your car. You will be directed to the ticket office then to the campsite. If not coming by car there is a drop-off area at the top of the main carpark and this is where taxi's will drop off and pick up.

More information will be here when available.

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