Secret Garden Party - 24-27/7/08 - The East Anglian countryside
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By: Alex Lee Thomson
Tickets for 2008's not so Secret Garden Party Festival are now on sale. They will cost adults £125 each, 14-17 year olds £100, and under-14's go free when accompanied by an adult... that price is all in though, no booking charge or fees for camper vans or the like. With the usual carnival-like goings on also included with your ticket price you'll barely see your wallet for three days.
The Garden Party is conceived as more than just a straight music festival with last year's website describing it as "a moment in the year when you can explore your wildest fantasies" and this year's press release calling it "a four day party where imagination knows no schedules or boundaries".
And if your "wildest fantasies" can be fully realised in the company of a load of free-riding under-14 year olds, then maybe this is the event for you. Whilst your imagination may know no schedules or boundaries, the party will be taking place quite strictly between the 24th and 27th July and within the boundaries of an East Anglian field.
Grace Jones headlines playing her UK festival exclusive with: Sons & Daughters - Glasvegas - Envy & Other Sins - Alphabeat - Morcheeba - Little Ones - Florence & The Machine - Infadels - Cage The Elephant - Officer Kicks - Married To The Sea - Elle S'appelle - Atomic Hooligan - Hi 5 Alive - Eight Legs - Beep Seals - Alexander Wolfe - Cass Lowe - Thomas Tantrum - Lacrosse - Shout Out Louds - Asteroids Galaxy Tour - Bonde Do Role - The Wallbirds - FrYars - Fanfarlo - Sunny Day Sets Fire - Jay Jay Pistolet - Losers - Autokratz - Alex Metric - Juxta - Precious RGB - Lowline - The Shoes - Eddy Temple Morris - Eclectic Method - Dennis Jones - 2Many Wedding Djs - Ali B
This July The Secret Garden Party will be exploring the Revolutions of Past, Present and Future, from the physical through to the conceptual. They will be asking all Gardeners to stage their own revolutions, devolutions and evolutions bringing the Garden to life with parades, music, sculpture and theatre.
See you there then!
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