The Zutons, Reef, Mad Dog Mcrea, & more for the Little Orchard Cider & Music Festival 2019

Little Orchard Cider & Music Festival 2019

Friday 13th to Sunday 15th September 2019
Healey's Cyder Farm, Penhallow, Cornwall, England
currently £65 including camping

The Zutons have been revealed as the Saturday headliner for the 7th edition of Little Orchard Cider & Music Festival which takes place at Healey’s Cyder Farm, Penhallow, Cornwall from Friday 13th to Sunday 15th September 2019.

Other acts across the weekend are the other headliners Reef, and Mad Dog Mcrea, plus The Wurzels, and Imperial Leisure who will headline the BBC Introducing Stage on the Saturday. There's also Plymouth's Land of the Giants, The Big Sets, Belfast Busker, Black Friday, Dr Meaker, Me and the Devil, Skinny Lister, The Brim, and Thrill Collins. For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Festival organiser Ian Whittaker comments: "After the success of last year's festival and the new layout, we are all excited to push the event into new directions once again. The seventh edition is guaranteed to be a memorable one."

With cask ciders aplenty, connoisseurs can look forward to a weekend of apple-based tipples, live music, and games for all the family to enjoy. There's opportunities to dance among the trees in glistening moonlight, ot to compete against fellow festival goers for the Rattle Olympics crown with welly wanging, barrel pushing and apple bobbing. For the kids there's a variety of exciting outdoor courses including survival skills, wildlife and nature awareness, foraging and bush craft, as well as a bouncy castle area, and the Healey's courtyard where children can meet the resident ponies, chickens, rabbits, ferrets, Pygmy goats and Cornish black pigs.

Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £45 with camping or £40 without camping. An under 14 ticket is free, but must be accompanied by a paying adult. All tickets are subject to booking fees. A campervan or motorhome pitch is £25, car parking is £5.

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