Riot Jazz, We Were Evergreen, and Benin City for LeeFest

LeeFest 2014

Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July 2014
Highams Hill Farm, Sheepbarn Lane, Warlingham, Surrey, CR6 9PQ, England MAP
tier 4 - £80 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 2,000

Riot Jazz, We Were Evergreen, and Benin City lead the latest line-up announcement for this summer's three day LeeFest and join Frightened Rabbit and Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip at the top of the festival’s music bill.

Also confirmed for the event are Electric Empire, Paul Thomas Saunders, Itchy & Skratchy, Too Many T's, Blessa, Jack Garratt, Howsons Groove, Rattus Rattus, Lux Lisbon, Rmours, Lola, Years And Years, Jesse James, The Magic Gang, Lazytalk, Sly Fox, Palace, Juce, Island Cassettes, Danny Toeman, and Lazy Heart Parade.

LeeFest returns to Highams Hill Farm, Sheepbarn Lane, Warlingham, in Surrey over three days from Friday 11th until Sunday 13th July 2014.

The Cribs, Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, and Frightened Rabbit will headline. The Dance tent will host Krafty Kuts, and Maribou State. Also confirmed are Rae Morris, Years And Years, Fickle Friends, Iyes, Mo, Young Fathers, The Bohicas, Sivu, Childhood, Only Real, Blaenavon, and Keston Cobblers Club, with over 60 acts still to be announced.

For the line-up details, click here.

The festival will play host to a wide variety of artistic collectives working in collaboration with the festival these range from comedy, theatre, poetry and illustration to installation art, ping-pong, and arts and crafts. Party collective Wonderland return to host the Wondersands Beach, including paint fight, glitter wrestling and making LeeFest the only UK festival to host a Disco Dodgeball tournament!

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Adult tier four tickets are priced at £80 for the weekend. Teen (aged 13-16) tickets are priced at £50. Under 13's get in free and must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 21 at all times when on site. Maximum 2 children per adult. A live in vehicle pass is priced at £30, and a car park pass is £10.

LeeFest is entirely run by volunteers, ensuring that all its revenue is used to build the event and support local charities.

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