The Cribs & Gabrielle Aplin to headline Leopallooza 2017

Leopallooza 2017

Friday 28th to Sunday 30th July 2017
The Wyldes, Lower Exe Farm, Week St Mary, Bude, Cornwall, EX22 6UX, England MAP
£110 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 5,000

The Cribs and Gabrielle Aplin have been announced as headliners for this year's Leopallooza which takes place at The Wyldes, near Bude, North Cornwall from Friday 28th to Sunday 30th July 2017.

Also confirmed, in alphabetical order, are Alice Jemima, Amber Run, Clean Cut Kid, Coasts, Dagny, Flamingods, Francobollo, Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS?, Hein Cooper, Hello Operator, Jim Jones And The Righteous Mind, Joanna Cooke, Keir, Keston Cobblers Club, Kiah Victoria, Paradisia, Pulled Apart By Horses, Rhys Lewis, Samm Henshaw, Seafret, Spring King, Tiggs Da Author, The Andy Quick Band, The Comet Is Coming, The Japanese House, The Modern Strangers, and Trudy and the Romance, Vant.

Festival co-founder Sam Dunnett said: "This is a festival built by festival lovers. We started it in 2006, and the same group of friends run it to this day. We work extremely hard to keep the independent ethos throughout, with everything people see, hear, drink and eat handpicked by us. Once again the team has put together a great lineup of both established and breaking artists, with the 11th Leopallooza shaping up to be one of the biggest yet."

The festival will feature seven stages, including two new additions: the Punkomedy stand-up comedy stage, and a platform for the county’s local musical talent supported by BBC Music Introducing in Cornwall. Families and those with young children are well catered for, with a dedicated kids' area and crèche. The 20 food vendors at the festival will serve a wide variety of menus suitable for all tastes and price ranges.

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Tickets are on sale currently priced from £110, including family tickets priced at £230, and Golden Squirrel tickets are priced from £180. Children aged 0-5 years tickets are free, tickets for children aged 6-11 years are £20 with Sunday and student tickets also available.

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