Clean Bandit to headline GoldCoast Oceanfest

Oceanfest 2014

Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd June 2014
Croyde Bay, Croyde, Devon, EX33 1NZ, England MAP
tier 1 £50

Daily capacity: 15,000

Chart-topping quartet Clean Bandit have been announced as headliners of the 16th GoldCoast Oceanfest which takes place from Friday 20th until Sunday 22nd June 2014 at Croyde Bay, in North Devon.

The 'Rather Be' singers will top the line-up on Saturday for this midsummer's celebrations.

Clean Bandit are launching their debut album, 'New Eyes' on the 12th May through Atlantic Records hosting previous singles ‘A&E,’ ‘Mozart’s House,’ ‘Dust Clears’ and ‘Rather Be,’ as the band continue to make waves.

Event Director, Warren Latham said, “We are ecstatic with this announcement as we build upon the GoldCoast reputation. With previous Brit Award winning artists including Ben Howard and Ed Sheeran, alongside current nominees Bastille, the festival continues to grow in stature showcasing top UK talent.”

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An early bird adult ticket is priced at £45 for the weekend. A child (aged 6-16 years) ticket is priced at £35. A child (aged under 6) ticket is priced at £5. A family (two adults & two children) ticket is priced at £125.

Please note: Tickets are non-transferable - Tickets bought on eBay or by any other unofficial means etc will be invalid for entry. There are no day-tickets or tickets for individual artists.

This beach sports and music festival showcases ocean sports alongside live music with acoustic sets on Friday, and live bands from noon on Saturday until 11pm and on Sunday until 9pm.

Eco-projects and a celebration of the biosphere reserve also help to make it a festival with a conscience. All this adjacent to the fully licensed oceanside GoldCoast Arena hosting a Live Music Stage and Big Screen showcasing the international and local musical talents of more than 25 live acts over the weekend.

There will also a trade village with licensed bars and restaurants, demos, exhibitions, sampling, simulators and hospitality.

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