Bombay Bicycle Club and Laura Marling to headline Somersault

Somersault 2015

Thursday 23rd to Monday 27th July 2015
Castle Hill, Barnstaple, Devon, EX32 0RH, England MAP
£135

Daily capacity: 3,000

Bombay Bicycle Club, and Laura Marling are the first 2015 headliners announced for Somersault Festival - a 'summercamp of music, adventure, and outdoor living' takes place at Castle Hill in Barnstaple, North Devon from Thursday 23rd until Monday 27th July 20154.

Also confirmed are Angus & Julia Stone, Imelda May, The Staves, Jimmy Cliff, Rae Morris, Bear's Den, DJ Yoda, Norman Jay, The Correspondents, Jeremy Loops, Laura Doggett, Ibibio Sound Machine, Diagrams, The Shires, and Swing Patrol. With many more still to be announced.

Plus Chai Wallahs in the Forest, Communion Presents, Surfing, 3 & 4 Day Surf Course, Castal Rafting, Coasteering, Stand-Up Paddleboarding, Mountain Biking, Rock Climbing, Canoeing & Kayaking, Falconry, Archery with Birdhill Days, The Invisible Circus, Cscape Dance Company and Dance Republic2, Acrojou’s Wheelhouse, Gorilla Circus Flying Trapeze Classes, Fifteen Cornwall, Valentine Warner, The Ethicurean, River Cottage, Summer Garden Party Hosted by Jo Whiley, North Devon Theatre’s Circus Skills, Small Truth Theatre’s Three Sillies, The RSPLB’s Rambling for Romantics, Tales in the Tower, Raventales, Badaboom Costume Emporium, Action For Children, Alice in Wasteland, Purmoren Crafts, Mortimer Nannies, Wild Wellbeing, The Lost Boys Hideaway, Walks and Workshops with Wild Wise, Volleyball, Surfers Against Sewage, Bandstand, Boutique Camping, and Sharp’s Brewery.

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Early bird adult tickets are priced from £125 for the long weekend (and include a deposit option), A young person (aged 11 to 16 years) long weekend ticket is priced at £50. A child (aged 0 to 10 years) long weekend ticket is priced at £5. A long weekend family package is priced at £295, and includes 2 adult and 2 young people (11-16). A car park ticket is priced at £10, and a live in vehicle pass is £50.

Campers can enjoy surf trips to nearby Woolacombe, as well as trying their hands at handplaning, coasteering, wind surfing, kite surfing, sailing, canoeing and paddleboarding.

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