eFestivals exclusive: Dub Pistols, and DJ Yoda, for Devon's Lemonfest

Lemonfest 2015

Saturday 30th May 2015
Newton Abbot Racecourse, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 3AF, England MAP
£30 with camping

Daily capacity: 3,000

eFestivals can exclusively reveal Dub Pistols, and DJ Yoda lead the line-up on the main stage at this year's Lemonfest, the one day event, which returns to Newton Abbot Racecourse in South Devon on the earlier date of Saturday 30th May 2015.

The 6th installment of the South Devon festival will have a line-up of local and national talent across 5 stages. Also on this year's line-up will be Beans on Toast, 3 Daft Monkeys, Matthew & Me, Seven Cities, A$$munch, and King Tuts Revenge.

buy tickets now >

Early bird tickets are priced at £20, or £30 with camping, under 10's go free with ticketholder. Camping for under 10s is priced at £10.

The festival remains completely self-sufficient and independent, sticking true to its original ethos of having no major sponsors or VIP area. BBC Introducing will once again be supporting the ‘Locally Grown’ stage with live broadcasts and interviews. This stage has become an important factor which has allowed the festival to maintain popularity and cultivate the best local bands.

Despite the opportunity to expand in physical size and crowd capacity, organisers are keen to keep the event small and perfectly formed in order maintain their unique offering.

Organiser Matt Freemantle, says; "We can hardly believe that this will be the 6th year of Lemonfest, but are extremely proud to be running a truly independent music festival in the heart of the West Country. We're very excited about this year, and with our strongest line-up to date we aim to deliver the best boutique festival experience in the UK. Saturday 30th May can't come soon enough!"

Five stages include, Main, Dance Tent, Drum’n’Bass Arena, Acoustic & BBC Introducing’s Locally Grown. Amongst the attractions shall be international food stalls, Space Hopper racing, 'Downtown' Area, All local Real Ale & Cider bar, Fairground rides, a Kids area and a few more surprises TBA!

Transport links to the festival couldn’t be easier, with regular trains in to Newton Abbot Station.

discuss this news on the Festival Forums