Crystal Fighters for The Secret Garden Party 2017

The Secret Garden Party 2017

Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd July 2017
Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 2PH, England MAP
£190 (plus fully refundable £10 litter bond) + booking fee

Daily capacity: 32,000

More acts have been announced for The Secret Garden Party happening from Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd July 2017 at Mill Hill Field, Abbots Ripton, in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.

The third headliner is confirmed as Crystal Fighters, who join the other two previously-announced headliners of Metronomy, and Toots and the Maytals, while Wild Beasts, Peaches, Jorja Smith, Fickle Friends, Bonzai, The Moonlandingz, All Them Witches, Kate Nash, Jain, Pumarosa, Will Joseph Cook, Tom Grennan, Mabel, Be Charlotte, Toothless, North Downs, Seramic, Charlotte OC, Laurel, Aine Cahill, and Cosmo Sheldrake are also all confirmed.

They join the previously announced acts which include Honne, Jagwar Ma, Rejjie Snow, Tom Misch, Akala, Deap Vally, Ray BLK, Let's Eat Grandma, and more. For all of the details announced so far please see the line-up page.

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Tickets are priced at £190 (plus fully refundable £10 litter bond). A teen ticket is priced at £130, children aged under 12 years can attend for free, a campervan pass is priced at £60, and dog passes (limited numbers) were also available. Prices do not include booking fees.

To help those Gardeners, who prefer to spread the cost of their tickets, there are two types of instalment plans now available for adult tickets.

Since it's beginning in 2003, the Secret Garden Party has grown organically with an ethos of fun, friendliness, creativity and participation. Inspired by the original ethos of Glastonbury and Burning Man. The Secret Garden Party's, founder Head Gardener, aka Fred Fellowes, has succeeded in placing his own particular and idiosyncratic stamp on this event, making it quite unlike anywhere else in existence. His vision, commitment and enthusiasm continue to bring artistic communities together.

SGP has also won plaudits for award for spearheading the first UK public drug-testing scheme at last summer’s Secret Garden Party - a service approved by Cambridge Police and local health authorities - where people could have their drugs tested for safety on site.

But watch out for any new alcohol conditions they might announce - there's currently no alcohol restrictions on their terms & conditions page, after they removed a fully "no alcohol at all" set of conditions which didn't allow any alcohol to be brought onto the campsite or into any of the festival. Based on the restrictions they've had previously, it seems unlikely that they'll be no restrictions on alcohol.

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