line-up revealed for rescheduled ATP curated by Jeff Mangum

The line-up has been confirmed for the re-scheduled Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel's curated All Tomorrows Parties which was due to happen in December before being moved to new dates from Friday 9th until Sunday 11th March 2012 and happening at Butlins Resort, Minehead, in Somerset.

	Butlins @ Minehead

Curator Jeff Mangum is joined by Joanna Newsom, and The Magnetic Fields as headliners.

Other new acts joining the new headliners indie rockers The Magnetic Fields on the bill are cult indie rock group Versus, The Music Tapes, Group Doueh from the Western Sahara, and Mike Watt/George Hurley Minutemen Duet who had to pull out of the December line-up will now be able to play.

The artists from the original line-up who will appear in March are Boredoms, Sebadoh, Low, Scratch Acid, Thurston Moore, Yann Tiersen, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Fall, Young Marble Giants, Robyn Hitchcock performing I Often Dream Of Trains, The Raincoats performing The Raincoats (debut album), The Magic Band, Olivia Tremor Control, The Apples In Stereo, Tall Firs, Half Japanese, A Hawk and A Hacksaw performing a new and original soundtrack to Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, Elephant 6 Holiday Surprise, and Lost in the Trees.

Now no longer attending are Panda Bear, Tinariwen, Superchunk, Group Inerane, The Mountain Goats, and Colin Stetson who all are not be able to make the new dates.

Organisers are still speaking to Fleet Foxes, Sun Ra Arkestra and Micachu And The Shapes and hope to confirm them soon.

After releasing 'In The Aeroplane Over The Sea', Neutral Milk Hotel disbanded before many fans had a chance to see the songs performed live, so Jeff's much anticipated return will be a very special occasion for fans. As well as headlining, Mangum will choose around 40 acts to play across the weekend on three indoor stages to around 5500 people.

Tickets for the event which was due to take place from Friday 2nd until Sunday 4th December 2011 will still be valid. Those who bought tickets and won't be able to attend the rescheduled dates, are offered a refund on tickets, and asked to contact the ticket agency the tickets were purchased with. Applications for refunds must be made before the end of December.

As there is some more time now before the event, the installment ticket scheme has re-opened taking a deposit now of £70 (room only) or £80 (self catered) and ticket buyers can pay the rest of their ticket price by the end of February.

Due to receiving many enquiries in the last few years regarding families attending, for this event and moving forward organisers have decided to launch new Family Tickets. For full info on how to book (childrens tickets for ages 5-12 are available for £50 per child) see the ATP website. The ATP site also has info on tickets for under 18s aged above 12.

Tickets are priced at £170 per person for room only and £180 per person for self catering.

To buy tickets from Seetickets, click here.

To buy tickets from Gigantic, click here.

All tickets include a 3-day festival pass and 3 nights accommodation. Ticket includes performances starting from mid-afternoon, with around 40 acts set to play live across the weekend. There are four pubs and DJ sets through till late.

Butlins Minehead looks out across a sandy beach. The site is equipped with a supermarket, newsagent, cash points and restaurants. Onsite facilities include an ATP programmed cinema, Splash Water World - a sub-tropical environment that has a wave pool, a swimming pool, 3 flumes and also a flume based raft ride - Ten-pin bowling and amusement arcade. Sports include Archery, Football, Basketball, Darts, Petanque, Fencing, Kwik Cricket, Netball, Rounders, Table Tennis, Outdoor Bowls and Crazy Golf.

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