Frank Turner, Tom Odell, and John Newman to headline Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor

Wakestock 2014

Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July 2014
Penrhos, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 7HG, Wales MAP
£150 with camping, £115 without camping

Daily capacity: 15,000

Tom Odell, Frank Turner, and John Newman will headline Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor which will be happening from Friday 11th until Sunday 13th July 2014, at Abersoch, North Wales.

The festival is now called Wakestock Gwyl Y Mor (Festival Of The Sea) and sees the existing annual festival, now in it's 15th edition that features music and wakeboarding from around the globe, return to its roots celebrating all that is great and good about its home, the Llyn Peninsula, Cardigan Bay.

The festival will also showcase the best in local music, comedy, poetry, arts and food and drink from across Wales. This year the daytime programme will be filled with activities for the whole family including workshops, the fairground, art installations, entertainment and activities for all ages.

The evenings will see the addition of extra stage and more music to suit all tastes and ages. Look out for loads of announcements over the coming months!

This year look Wakestock wants to highlight the emerging talent that Wales has to offer the world. The festival will be showcasing music, comedy and more from Wales and beyond will offering more local talent slots than ever before.

If you think you or someone you know needs to be seen on this stage then get in touch at info@wakestock.co.uk

The festival takes place over three different sites including Pwllheli Marina and Abersoch Beach. Each site this year will host events like traditional beach games and sports including beach volley ball and there will be “have a go” sports both on the beach and out on the water including wakeboarding, paddle boarding and more.

Event director Stuart Galbraith said, ’Wakestock is 14 years old this year and we’re super proud of its history and the various line-ups we have brought to North Wales. We’ve been busy thinking of ways to evolve the festival this year and so alongside our usual star names from the world of music and fantastic sporting action we have also decided we want to widen our reach and encourage the whole of the Llyn Peninsula to take ownership of the event and get involved.

"Our first step is the addition of Gwl y Mor to the top line festival name as a celebration of our unique geography on one of Wales’s most beautiful coastlines. We’ve got fresh new artwork and we have lots of exciting plans in the pipeline so keep checking our website and social media for news and more. On a wider note Wakestock Gwl y Mor is not just the Llyn Peninsula’s festival but a festival for the whole of North Wales to enjoy. We can’t wait for the summer already."

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Tickets are on sale now. A 4 day weekend camping ticket is priced at £150, a weekend ticket without camping is priced at £115 and a 3 day camping option is also available priced at £140. Camparvan, parking and day tickets are not yet available. Girls only, quiet, £50 deposit, and bespoke camping options are also available. Ticket prices do not include booking fees.

Note: The minimum age limit is 12. At the festival site anyone aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 25 to get access to the festival site or campsites, and your accompanying adult must be with you when you enter the campsites or arena on site, or when you leave the festival.

One of the main tents will open for campers on Thursday night and will be hosting a pre-party. Entry to this party is included in any of the Thursday arrival camping tickets.

Organisers want everyone who lives in this amazing area of North Wales to be able to get involved and enjoy all that the festival has on offer, and for the first time this year they will be offering discounted tickets to residents in the immediate vicinity of the site.These tickets are either available from Newsplus in Pwllheli or online on the official site.

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