Name: Supernormal Festival 2015
Start: 2015-08-07
End: 2015-08-09
Location: Braziers Park School of Integrative Social Research

Supernormal Festival 2015

Friday 7th to Sunday 9th August 2015
Braziers Park School of Integrative Social Research, Ipsden, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 6AN, England MAP
£80 for a weekend ticket

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Mon 3rd Aug 2015

Supernormal Festival is an experimental DIY Arts and Music festival incorporating artists and initiatives, performers and musicians to provide a critique of entertainment, spectacle and intrigue.

Now in it's sixth year, the event will take place in Braziers Park, in Oxfordshire from Friday 7th until Sunday 9th August 2015.

Line-up

The first acts confirmed are Anonymous Bash, Arabrot, Ahrkh/Khom/Weaver, Benjamin Finger, A&E, Bonnacons Of Doom, Blood Sport, Blown Out, Broken Dc, Charles Hayward performing Begin Anywhere, Crying Lion, Emma Tricca, English Heretic, Father Murphy, Ghold, Guapo, Hirvikolari, Hoofus, Jennifer Walshe, John, Karen Gwyer, Lower Slaughter, Mind Mountain, Laura Cannell & Andre Bosman, Necro Deathmort, Negra Branca, Paddy Steer, Rie Nakajima & Keiki Yamamoto, Rhodri Davies, Sharon Gal, Spectres, Stephen Cornford, Sturle Dagsland, Trash Kit -Stargazers Assistant, Trembling Bells, and WTVR.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £80 for adults, and £30 for teens, a campervan supplement was priced at £50.

More info

For nearly two decades, artists have gathered for the Braziers International Artists Workshops and in 2010 they launched this artist-led event on the final weekend. Debate, international film, performance, art, and music will take place in the grounds of the 17th-century estate, now used as an artists' retreat.

Attendees can also expect a Shed Stage, Stage 2, The Wooden Barn (acoustic, art & performance), Pentagram Cinema, Disco Bar Tent, Church of Chaos (experimental music tent), Workshops and Activities for all ages, Family & Kid Friendly, Site Specific Performances, Discussion & Talks, Supernormal Superstore, Local Food Traders, and a Pop-up Restaurant.

The live music programme ranges from the experimental to the fabulously kitsch and super-loud, and sits alongside impromptu and incidental performances, events and talks which will take place throughout the grounds.

More information will be here when available.