headliners Skye and Ross from Morcheeba lead first acts for Scotland's Eden Festival

Eden Festival 2016

Thursday 9th to Sunday 12th June 2016
Raehills Meadows, Moffat, Dumfries & Galloway, DG11 1HQ, Scotland MAP
£115 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 3,000

Headliners Skye and Ross from Morcheeba lead the first acts confirmed for this year's Eden Festival which happens for a sixth year from Friday 11th until Sunday 14th June 2015 at Raehills Meadows, Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway, in Scotland.

This year's headliners are true UK trip-hop legends responsible for one of the seminal albums of the 90’s, Big Calm, they’ll grace Eden’s garden with their uniquely atmospheric and spine tingling sound.

The family friendly festival with activities and workshops throughout the day time brings the biggest line up to date. Experience over 250 acts performing across 11 stages, the first of which have been revealed as Andreya Triana, King Charles, Gentleman's Dub Club, Craig Charles, Congo Natty, Toddla T & MC DRS, Om Unit, DJ Q, Swindle, Mungos Hi Fi, Channel One Soundsystem, Earl Gateshead, DJ Vadim, Harleighblu, Stylo G, Deekline & Ed Solo, Admiral Fallow, Afriquoi, Hackney Colliery Band, Gypsy Disco, Yaaba Funk, Ghetto Funk All Stars, and Mr. Motivator .

Director Meredith Langley Vine said, "We are very excited about this first line up announcement, it's more diverse and interesting than ever before, with so many talented artists, and there's plenty more to come with lots of new music filling our smaller stages."

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The early bird offer has ended. Tickets are on sale priced at £95, teen tickets are priced at £75, with children under 12 able to attend for free. Motorbike and car parking, campervan, and caravan passes will be available at a later date.

The whole aim behind the festival is to provide a 3 day celebration of music, dance, colour, culture and community built on an ecologically sound and carbon friendly set of principles and to exhibit live music hand in hand with stunning decorations and surroundings.

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