this weekend's Outcider Festival is still going ahead

fans told not to worry after website disappears due to glitch

By Scott Williams | Published: Thu 30th Jul 2015

Outcider Festival 2015

Friday 31st July to Sunday 2nd August 2015
Fern Hill Farm, Compton Martin, Somerset, BS40 6LD, England MAP
£49 for the weekend (+booking fee)

Daily capacity: 500

Organisers of the 2nd annual Outcider Festival taking place from Friday 31st July to Sunday 2nd August 2015 at Fern Hill Farm, Compton Martin in Somerset have contacted us to tell us the event is definitely going ahead, and fans needn't worry because their website has disappeared.

Organiser Kev explained, "Our website has gone down at the worst possible time - last minute sales.... The event is still 100% happening and tickets can be bought directly through our ticket shop which is still working. Some tickets will also be available on the gate at a slightly higher price.

The line-up includes headliners Ferocious Dog, plus The Skimmity Hitchers, The Black Rats, Funke and the Two Tone Baby, Heybus, The Filthy Spectacula, Bedmonster and Imprints, Inbredz, Sam Green & The Midnight Heist, and Dick Venom & the Terrortones, Beans on Toast, Deferred Sucess, Hobo and the Hippies, Dana Immanuel & the Stolen Band, Black Water County, Captain Hotknives, Counting Coins, Disco's Out (Murder's In), Perkie, Surfin' Turnips, DJ Dapper Dan, King Salami & Cumberland 3, Acid Drop, The White City Shakers, Mick O'Toole, Bill Smarme and the Bizness, Malarkey, The Tuts, The Marksmen, Poor Old Dogs, Will Tun and The Wasters, Ned Dylan, The Jack Ratts, Fish Hook, The Feminists, and The Autonomads..

For the details of who is playing see the Outcider Festival line-up page.

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The early bird offer has ended. Tickets now on sale priced at £49 per person, camping in tents included. Tickets for Friday night are priced at £15 per person, a Saturday or Sunday Day ticket is priced at £25 per person, parking is £10 per vehicle, and the site fee for any live in vehicle is £10.

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