Name: Jocktoberfest 2013
Start: 2013-09-06
End: 2013-09-07
Location: Black Isle Brewery

Jocktoberfest 2013

Friday 6th to Saturday 7th September 2013
Black Isle Brewery, Black Isle, Cromartyshire, IV8 8NZ, Scotland MAP
£25 with free camping

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Fri 30th Aug 2013

The third family friendly Jocktoberfest for 1,000 people takes place on the night of Friday 6th, and all day Saturday 7th September 2013 at the Black Isle Brewery, just North of Inverness. The theme for this year is the 1940s.

Line-up

Woodenbox, The Leonard Jones Potential, Casual Sex, The Cairn String Quartet, Hector Bizerk, Be Like Pablo, Red Ronson, The Black Diamond Express, Sara Bills & The Hasbeens, Dylan Tierney, Stetsonhead, Hoodja, Willie and Tabs Macaskill (Lush Rollers), Dorec-a-Belle, All Hat No Cat, Grousebeater Sound System , Coast Road Truckers, A Clockwork DJ, Andy Duncan and Fergus Weir, Megan Blyth, Ashley and the Cosmonauts, Steve Eaglesham, Saffron, Josephine Sillars, Jamie Marshall, plus more to be announced.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £25 in advance or £30 on the day, with a ticket to the Friday Ceilidh an additional £5.

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Bringing a little bit of Bavaria to the Black Isle. Dust off your lederhosen boys, and press your dirndls girls it's time to grab a stein of your favourite Black Isle beer, dance to some thigh slappingly good music, and eat the finest home grown burgers and bratwurst. Yes it's back by popular demand the Black Isle's own homage to the greatest beer festival in the world. A little earlier this year to try to take advantage of warmer weather.

On the Friday night the weekend opens with some live bands and a Ceilidh for those who want to make a weekend of it. Then on Saturday the Germanic festivities start with prizes for the best Germano/Scottish costume, kids activities throughout the day, other shenanigans and of course the bratwurst and hole hog roast. As well as music the festival offers the breweries' usual beers, special one off brews and some from other Scottish breweries.