Astralasia, Hawklords, and Gong are the final headliners for Kozfest

Kozfest 2016

Friday 29th to Sunday 31st July 2016
Bobbie Watts Farm, Uffculme, Devon, EX15 2AW, England MAP
£85 including handling fees and camping - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 499

Astralasia, Hawklords, and Gong are the final headliners to be announced for Kozfest, now in it's 6th year, which takes place in The Will Greenwood field for three days from Friday 29th to Sunday 31st July 2016 at Bobbie's farm in Devon near Uffculme have announced their first acts.

They join Sacred Geometry Banned, Babal, Deviant Amps, Metropolis, The Azimuth Coordinator, The Glissando Guitar Orchestra, Invisible Opera Company Of Tibet, Zofff, Harvey Bainbridge, Sentient, Pfrp, PsiGong, Roz Bruce Infusion, Red Sun, Pure Mischief, Inspiral Trio, The Magick Brothers, Spiral Navigators, Kev n Gregg, Jackie Juno, Scgroovmachine, Ben Graham, Al Stokes, Dean Phillips, Mandragora, Glowpeople, Shom, Dubbal, The Tea Project, The Archetypes, The Trolleymen, Cary Grace, Paradise 9, Spiral Navigators, Nukli, Peyote Guru, The Sumerian Kyngs, Tanglemist, Andy Bole, Phaselock, Spacedogs, Black Light Secret, The Alice Syndrome, Schroedingers Cat, and Modulator Esp.

Plus DJs Garry Lee, Donna Bentley, Steve Bubble, Paul Knighton, Ministry Of Loud, Kev Ellis, Paul Giblin, Chris Cambridge, Lee Russell, and of course host Kozmik Ken.

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Early bird tickets sold out in 7 minutes last November. Full price adult tickets are £85 including camping or live-ins. Kids tickets (under16's) £25. Must be accompanied by an adult. Kids passes for under 5's are free.

Tickets are low in numbers and about to sell out. There will be no tickets available on the gate.

An old skool style festival it will be an intimate affair, with limited tickets for sale. A three day festival with two stages, bar, food, chillout, Wallys Place, Sacred Area (run by Jo Thilwind), stalls, entertainment, great people, fantastic music, FREE camping, communal bonfire on Saturday night, and, in the middle of summer in Devon.

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