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Beat-Herder Festival


July 2027, TBA


About Beat-Herder

Beat-Herder is one of those festivals that really provides breath of fresh air. Since its inception, Beat-Herder has remained non conformist to big festival norms, and continues to provide a welcome alternative to the big money festivals around the country.

Beat-Herder's growth has kept true to its ideal, but at the same time has managed booking increasingly bigger names and impressive lineups. Previous years headliners have included the likes of Orbital, Death In Vegas, Lee Scratch Perry, Mr Scruff & Mc Kwasi, Goldie, Roni Size, and Jake Bugg.

Hosting over 8 stages of live music and big name DJs, wonderful locally sourced food, as well as a number of creative workshops, this festival caters for everyone, and does all it can to ensure your continued entertainment throughout the weekend.

With no sponsorship and no corporate interference, Beat-Herder can remain as creative as ever, and carry on producing that vital ingredient - fun.

 


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Beat-Herder Festival 2027 is currently TBA...

The Ribble Valley in Lancashire

The Beat-Herder Festival Site off A59, Sawley Brow, Clitheroe BB7 4LH

No, it's a music festival!

Having said that, they have a large, well equipped and properly staffed children's area within the festival, as well as plenty to entertain children of all ages across the whole site.

Many people bring children along and have a great time, but please remember that you need to be over 25 if you are bringing anyone under 18 with you (up to a max. of 2 U18s).

Please also remember that adults making the most of a music festival can sometimes be a bit intimidating to the young and uninitiated, especially later in the evening.