Hove Festival 2013

Hove Festival 2013

Tuesday 2nd to Friday 5th July 2013
the island of Tromoya, nr Arendal, Norway, Norway
an adult festival pass 2500 NOK (around £276) including camping
Daily capacity: 15,000
Last updated: Thu 13th Jun 2013

Hovefestivalen mixes international acts with Norwegian bands in a unique setting on an island outside Arendal city. The event lasts five days with the sun only setting for two hours each night. The dates for 2013 are Tuesday 2nd until Friday 5th July.

Line-up

ings of Leon and Frank Ocean will headline with Calvin Harris, Volbeat, Peace, The Lumineers, The Script, Phoenix, AlunaGeorge, Modestep, Crystal Castles, Enter Shikari, Asking Alexandria, Bullet For My Valentine, Chvrches, The Bots, The Heavy, Stone Sour, Torche, CLMD, Between The Buried And Me, OFWGKTA, Cee Lo Green, A$AP Rocky, How To Dress Well, Metz, Parquet Courts, John Talabot, Julio Bashmore, Porter Robinson, Atlanter, Carmen Villain, Death By Unga Bunga, Elise Vatsvaag, Honningbarna, Messerschmitt, Nils Bech, Oslo Faenskap, Tuba Tuba, Truls, Tønes, 2 Chainz, Jake Bugg, Rudimental, Palma Violets, Heyerdahl, Okkultokrati, Cazadores, Flatbush Zombies, Joey Bada$$, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Hanne Kolstø, and Hvitmalt Gjerde. For the line-up details as available, please click here.

Besides the music there's art installations, scenes, yet-to-be-released movies and ecological food.

Ticket information

A festival pass is priced at 2500 NOK (approx £276) including camping. To buy tickets, click here.

There will only be a limited number of 1 day passes available because the primary focus of the festival is the complete experience, not a series of concerts.

Camping

Those wanting to camp at the festival will also need to purchase a camping pass. A camping pass will give admission to the festival campsites and a camping place. Festival goers will be issued with a separate camping wristband at the festival and this will only be given to people who have purchased a Campingpass and either a Festivalpass or a Dagspass. You will not be allowed in the festival campsite if you only have a Campingpass.

There will be no separate tent passes and you will not need a tent sticker. In order to accommodate everybody in safety and comfort organisers request that you please bring a tent which is designed for the number of people sleeping in it. There is also a quiet camping area.

Ethos

Hovefestivalen tries to set new standards for environmental awareness and campers must sign eco-contract that promises not to leave a 'single footprint' behind. There is also a multimedia seminar where environmentally aware artists will meet with eco-activist politicians to discuss the future of the earth. There will be ongoing train and bike campaigns throughout the festival, and a hydrogen boat showcase.

Enviroment Programme

The festival was the first music festival in the world to join UNEP's (United nations Enviroment Programme) Climate Neutral Network (CN Net). CN Net is a new UN-led initiative in the fight against climate change, as UNEP wants Hove to take the lead in a European network of climate friendly rock festivals. The thought is that rock festivals could create a new blueprint for carbon neutrality in the entertainment business.

Green credentials

The natural surroundings/green scenery as much a part of the festival as the music. Since its inception in 2007, the Hove Festival has focused on green issues like carbon neutrality, recycling and energy from alternative and renewable sources.

More information will be here when available.




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