The Allergies, DJ Cheeba & The UK Beach Boys for VW Whitenoise Festival 2017

VW Whitenoise Festival 2017

Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th August 2017
Euston Park, Thetford, Suffolk, IP24 2QW, England MAP
£48.50 for the weekend incl. camping

Daily capacity: 5,000

The line-up for the 15th VW Whitenoise Festival has been announced, which returns to Euston Park near Thetford on the Norfolk/Suffolk border from Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th August 2017.

There's The UK Beach Boys who are the only Beach boys tribute act who've performed alongside the real thing, and Bristol's DJ Cheeba, whose set will include Volkswagen-related visuals, The Allergies, who will play the Big Top, Brighton's The Future Dub Project with guest vocals from Peta Oneir and Vision Obi, They Say Jump, Thetford's own Franko Fraize, Solko, Bu Bounce, James Summerhill, The SweetBeats, Chrome & Ill Inspired from Norwich, Ghosts Of Men, The Foolish, reggae from The Hot Steppas, Hello Bear, Dulcet Tones, Tom Malachowski, Siobhan Phealan, and on the Woodland Stage there's acts including Chris Pidgeon, Anto Morra, and

Alongside the music there's of course classic and custom motors, and retro bicycle competitions, and a smattering of arts, including puppetry magic from Garlic Theatre Company. The Planet Kids area will host free clay making, plastic trombone, campervan making workshops, aerialism classes and space hopper discos.

Neil Haughey, event organiser, added: "This is our 15th year and my wife, Lucy, and I were ahead of our time creating a carfest of our very own back in 2002 with 200 people at Wroxham Football Club. Our 2017 line-up is a quality selection of up and coming acts from close to home and away. We remain the most hard working and affordable local festival with tickets from just £41 for the whole weekend. Unsurprisingly, at that price and with this line-up we've already sold 50% of our advance tickets."

Tickets are on sale currently £41 for the weekend incl. camping. Child tickets and family tickets also available. You need to get them quick, firstly because they'll go up in price (to £48.50) and secondly because they'll sell out (it always does!).

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Don't worry if you don't have a VW, attendees don't have to have one to attend!

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