Festival No. 6 2018
Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th September 2018various venues, Portmeirion, Gwynedd, LL48 6ER, Wales MAP
from £180 for the weekend
Details of the Town Hall Sessions have been revealed for Festival No. 6, which takes place at the strange magical village of Portmeirion, Wales between Thursday 6th and Sunday 9th September 2018.
Joining the resident composer Joe Duddell and the No.6 Ensemble will be No.6 stalwarts The Charlatans (pictured above); an innovative slant on rare tracks by Everything Everything with no cross-over to their mainstage set; London-based electronic quartet Haelos; synth-pop dance supergroup Shadow Party; Bristolian singer-songwriter Fenne Lily; and stripped down versions of the hits from Tim Burgess & Mark Collins.
Joe Duddell commented on his residency and the town hall sessions:
"My residency at Festival No. 6 is always a creative highlight of the year. Festival No.6's commitment to original programming is so refreshing; the sheer quantity of sets we've performed - 22 original works since the festival started - and the creativity they encourage.
"I not only get to choose the artists I collaborate with, we are free to do whatever we want. Add to that the unique performance environment, Portmeirion Town Hall, with its stunning architecture and intense audience connection and you've got a one-off experience. It's magical - people don't watch through their phones, they choose to be in the moment with us."
The festival's headliners have been confirmed as Franz Ferdinand, The The, and Friendly Fires, with other performances coming from:- Manchester Camerata Orchestra, Jessie Ware, Django Django, Ride, Anna Calvi, The Horrors, A Certain Ratio, Gaz Coombes, and more, with more to be announced. For all the details so far please see the line-up page.
As well as music, the festival will also feature an extensive arts and culture line-up, including Suggs, Will Self, Jeremy Deller, Eimear McBride, Edith Bowman, and more.
Tickets are on sale, currently priced as follows:-
Adult, Thursday arrival, with camping: £205
Adult, Thursday arrival, without camping: £195
Youth, Thursday arrival, with camping: £140
Youth, Thursday arrival, without camping: £130
Adult, Friday arrival, with camping: £190
Adult, Friday arrival, without camping: £180
Youth, Friday arrival, with camping: £130
Youth, Friday arrival, without camping: £120
Child (0-10): £10
Park & Ride parking pass: £22
Campervan: not available
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joining Franz Ferdinand, The The, Friendly Fires, Django Django, & more
including Reginald D Hunter, Tim Key, Lauren Pattison, Stuart Goldsmith, & more