The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, Laetitia Sadier, & The Wave Pictures for Indietracks

Indietracks Music Festival 2015

Friday 24th to Sunday 26th July 2015
Butterley Station, Butterley Hill, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3QZ, England MAP
early bird £68 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 2,000

This summer's 9th annual Indietracks Festival has added 22 to the bill including The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, Laetitia Sadier (former singer with Stereolab), and The Wave Pictures

Other bands added to the bill today are The Luxembourg Signal, Colour Me Wednesday, Fever Dream, Tuff Love, The Ethical Debating Society, The Haywains, The Free Fall Band, Frida & Ale, Oh Peas!, Flemmings, Lost Pets, Violet Woods, Firestations, The Hi-Life Companion, Baker Island, Alexander Christopher Hale, Remi Parson, Cristina Quesada, and Rodney Cromwell.

They join the previously unveiled The Go! Team, Cinerama, Martha, Tigercats, Euros Childs, Desperate Journalist, Mammoth Penguins, The School, Bunnygrunt, The Catenary Wires, The Tuts, Los Bonsais, Fire Island Pines, The Fireworks, JUNK., The Leaf Library, and Eureka California.

Around 50 indiepop bands from across the globe will be playing across four stages at Indietracks: the outdoor stage; the indoor stage, the church and on the steam trains themselves. The festival will also host a range of art and craft workshops and a selection of discos after the bands finish.

This is the ninth annual Indietracks festival, which takes place at the Midland Railway Butterley (a heritage railway located in Ripley), in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside from Friday 24th until Sunday 26th of July.

The site houses a whole range of lovingly restored steam diesels and locomotives. Festival goers are allowed to have unlimited rides on the steam railway over the weekend and full access to other railway attractions including a farm and museum.

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Tickets are now available at an early bird discount price of £68 (weekend) and £37 (day). These cheaper prices are available until 5pm on Sunday 3 May. After this date, prices will be £75 (weekend) and £39 (day). Weekend tickets for children aged 5-15 are £10, or £6 for a day ticket. Children under 5 get in free.

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