All Tomorrow's Parties to come to an end

The All Tomorrow's Parties events which happen at Camber Sands Holiday Centre, in East Sussex are to come to an end.

The events at Camber Sands in East Sussex will come to a close later this year after organisers decided it was the end of an era. The festival, which has its roots in a 1999 event curated by Belle And Sebastian, moved to Minehead in Somerset in 2005, but returned to Camber Sands in recent years, will have a final hurrah with two events later this year.

The two-part finale will take place over consecutive weekends at Camber Sands Holiday Centre, East Sussex. All Tomorrows Parties - End Of An Era Weekend One will curated by ATP and Primavera Sound and will be held from Friday 22nd until Sunday 24th November 2013.

The line-up will include Television performing 'Marquee Moon', Dinosaur Jr, m�m, Dinos Chapman, Oneohtrix Point Never, Wolf Eyes, Mike Watt, Hebronix, Forest Swords, BEAK>, The Haxan Cloak, Demdike Stare, and Eraas will lead the line-up playing across the event. For the line-up details as available please click here.

All Tomorrows Parties - End Of An Era Weekend Two will curated by ATP and Loop and will be held from Friday 29th November until Sunday 1st December 2013. This time the line-up topped by 80s psychedelic/drone rockers Loop, The Pop Group, 23 Skidoo, Fennesz, Edan (DJ set), Dirty Beaches, Eaux, Hookworms, The KVB, and Thought Forms.

Both events will also feature DJs until late, a cinema and much more.

Self Catering accommodation is available in 2-8 berth apartments and offers either double, single or bunk beds with private bathroom and TV, with kitchen and early bird tickets are priced at £170 per person.

To buy tickets to Weekend 1, click here.

To buy tickets to Weekend 2, click here.

Founder of the event Barry Hogan, who runs it with his wife Deborah, said, "It gives me great pleasure to announce that the new curators for November will be our Catalan comrades that run the Primavera festival and the legendary band LOOP who I have to admit I never thought would return. All good things must come to an end and we have decided that the 2 weekenders this November are going to be the last ATP's staged in a holiday camp in the UK.

"If you'd like to join us to celebrate the end of an era then come along this November. ATP will still continue with other events but this is the last hurrah of the original boutique music festival."

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