Rudimental to headline Jersey Live

Jersey Live 2015

Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th September 2015
Royal Jersey Showgrounds, Trinity, The Channel Islands, Jersey MAP
£95 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 10,000

Sunday headliners Rudimental leads the first acts confirmed for the main stage of Jersey Live Festival held at the Royal Jersey Showgrounds, Jersey, in the Channel Islands, off the coast of France, on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th September 2015. Subject to the organisers gaining the Bailiff’s permission.

Also confirmed are George Ezra, Clean Bandit, Years And Years, Cast, Slaves, Circa Waves, and The Bohicas.

There are many more live acts, DJs and other performers yet to be announced for the 10,000 capacity event across five stages in total.

Co-organiser Warren Le Sueur said, "It goes without saying that we’re delighted to make our first line up announcements and to be able to reveal Rudimental as the Sunday night headliners. They've appeared in Jersey as DJs in the past but their live show is a whole other level, and certainly befitting of the Main Stage headline slot.

"Rudimental may be billed as a drum & bass act but they’re so much more than that, a real cocktail of influences, and one of the smartest dance acts in the charts at the moment. We’ve got some fantastic young artists in the likes of Clean Bandit, Slaves and George Ezra, and of course the legendary John Power with Cast, who have enough indie anthems to ensure that their show will be really, really special. There's more to come, so watch this space!"

Spring Saver Tickets are to go on sale at 9am on Saturday 28th March and we'll have links to buy them then, priced as follows:

Spring Saver DAY (Age 13+): £56
Spring Saver WEEKEND (Age 13+): £82.50
Spring Saver DAY (Age 12 & under): £17.50
Spring Saver WEEKEND (Age 12 & under): £27.50
Standard DAY (Age 13+): £62.50
Standard WEEKEND (Age 13+): £95
Standard DAY (Age 12 & under): £20
Standard WEEKEND (Age 12 & under): £30

Coach Single Day: £5. There are also hospitality weekend ticket options available.

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