The Feeling, Peter Hook, & Neville Staple for Watchet's 10th birthday celebration

Watchet Live 2016

Friday 26th to Sunday 28th August 2016
Parsonage Farm, Watchet, Somerset, TA23 0HS, England MAP
£72.50 for a weekend ticket - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 4,500

Last updated: Thu 18th Aug 2016

Saturday headliners The Feeling, plus Peter Hook and the Light, The Neville Staple Band, Dreadzone, 3 Daft Monkeys, Geno Washington, and The Real Thing top the latest acts to be announced for the 10th Watchet Live Music Festival held on a farm in Somerset on the August Bank Holiday.

Also added to the line-up are Whitehall Parade, The Blue Horizon, Skeg, The Simmertones, and Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs.

The family friendly festival for 4,500 people offers views of the West Somerset coast line and beyond to Wales with on site camping, multiple stages, food court, workshops, festival market, real ale and cider bar, free kids corner, on site car parking and more.

The first act confirmed were The Animals, Gaz Brookfield, The Majestic, Sex Pissed Dolls, The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican, and The Leylines.

Expect over 50 live acts across three stages, bringing a wide range of high calibre musical acts with a few big names still to be revealed.

For the line-up details as available see the Watchet Live line-up page.

The music festival weekend returns for a 10th year on the August Bank Holiday weekend, from Friday 26th until Sunday 28th August 2016.

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An adult (16+) weekend ticket with camping was priced at £55. A family weekend ticket with camping for 2 Adults & 2 Youths is priced at £160. A youth, aged 13-15 years, weekend ticket with camping is priced at £45. Accompanied children aged 12 years and under can attend for free.

A live in vehicle pass (purchased with a camping ticket) is priced at £20 per vehicle, no caravans or trailer tents. A weekend parking pass is £5.

Weekend tickets with no camping are priced at £450 (Adults 16+), £35 (Youths 13-15), oe £130 for a Family ticket.

Tickets sold out last year.

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