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Boomtown Redefines the Meaning of Festival Family Fun! MATTERLEY ESTATE – WINCHESTER 9TH – 12TH AUGUST 2018 TICKETS ON SALE NOW Boomtownfair.co.uk Boomtown redefines the meaning of festival family fun! The fourteenth and final district line up announcement for the tenth chapter celebrations of the multi-genre, multi-staged, multi-generational Boomtown Fair, has just been released as ​ ​ Kidztown district. This bumper edition of the much loved district will feature a whole host of ​ musicians, performers, activities and workshops from all over the world, that are a sure fire way of keeping entire family entertained for days on end! Known for approaching the way of festivalling slightly differently, Boomtown sprinkles some of it’s eccentric magic into the fields of Kidztown and does not disappoint with the sheer scale and abundance of entertainment on offer bringing all generations together in a melting pot of mischievous mayhem! The Sandcastle Stage will be hosting acts such as Disney Rascal ​ ​ ​ performing ska/reggae covers of favourite Disney tunes; Tantz, the Leeds based ​ ​ klezmer/Balkan beats/gypsy jazz bohemians who’ve taken the UK world/roots music scene by storm, and at only 3 years old garage selector, DJ Archie, will definitely be the youngest ​ ​ superstar to grace a Boomtown stage! Also, set to get the crowds reaching for the lasers and dancing the day away are three of the country’s finest family party purveyors, Junior Jungle, FUNDMC and Big Fish Little Fish with ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ a range of grown up musical styles covering everything from ragga-jungle to hip-hop to club classics. It’s time to pass those crowd pleasing, floor filling moves on to the next generation... Kidztown offers a space for families to lose themselves in the interactive play adventures that can be found in the perfectly proportioned street venues such as; Post Office for some inky ​ ​ adventures, Rat-a-tat-tat Tattoo for face painting fun and The Piggy Bank to earn Kidztown ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ cash. New for Chapter 10 is the introduction of Kidztown’s very own Radio Station where ​ ​ ​ children can take part in workshops, learn how to produce shows, and develop budding broadcast skills. Peppered across Kidztown are many more workshops and activities; The Rusty Workshop ​ offers mechanical skills, woodwork, metalwork & craft in a fully interactive workshop set; the Alice in Wonderland themed Science Tent hosted by the SAW Trust fuses science, art and ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ creative writing; The Krafty Kids tent hosts T-shirt printing and Super Pirates workshops. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ The Panic Family Circus Big Top will host storytelling, bubble making and interactive puppet ​ ​ shows, plus trapeze and hula hoop workshops. Watch out for breakdancing gorillas, take part ​ ​ in the glitter shower, bring a bucket and spade to the sandpit, fly high on the victorian swing ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ boats and practice karaoke at the Kids Caravan ​ ​ … The budding theatre enthusiasts are not left behind with a huge variety of interactive mime, physical theatre, walkabout characters from the likes of; Owen Gaynor Circus, Gunpowder ​ ​ Gerty, and The Rhubarb Theatre with their series of children’s shows from anarchic circus ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ spectaculars, to expressive dance via a couple of firing cannons! The beloved Forest School adventures are back in the Wild Woods with hands on introduction ​ ​ ​ into tool making, den building, tree houses, zip lines, as well as developing forest skills, and being encouraged to climb, run, jump and play amongst the scramble nets and trees. The forest ​ ​ ​ schools will be hosted by a different organisation daily; Art Play Environment, South Downs ​ ​ ​ National Park Trust and Woodland Tribe. ​ ​ ​ The family camping area now encompasses spacious meadows and a free family shuttle that ​ ​ ​ ​ runs between family camping and a dedicated family car park and gate. Usual family facilities are available with kids sized toilets, as well as facilities for under 5’s in the Lazy Lounge; milk warming,changing facilities, baby massage, chota yoga and under 5s soft-play. More details available on the website here: https://www.boomtownfair.co.uk/info/family-and-kids/ ​ Whilst standard adult and teen tickets are now sold out, children aged 12 and under can still be added to an adult ticket for FREE. There is also still one final chance to join in Boomtown’s almighty tenth chapter celebrations via the new interactive hospitality camping experience of Boomtown Springs, for those who like a little extra comfort, tickets will go on sale April 11th ​ and as always childrens tickets are completely free! You can find all information on the practical stuff, including getting in, parking, setting up camp and family FAQ’s here. ​ ​ This year, Boomtown will feature over 500 acts across 14 unique area line-ups, along with ​ ​ four mega stage line-ups. To see what’s in store visit our gallery of district line-up posters here. ​ ​ -ENDS- FULL HEADLINERS LINE-UP Kidztown Poster / Press Images / Kidztown Images / Who is Boomtown? / District ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Line-Up Posters Please find below For further information please contact: [email protected] ​ Tickets available from www.boomtownfair.co.uk. ​ Tier 1 - £176.00 Sold Out Tier 2 - £191.00 Sold Out Tier 3 - £216.00 Sold out Full Price - £236 Sold Out Coach Traveller Tickets Sold Out Teen Tickets - £176.00 12s and under - FREE Full Line Up: Lion’s Den Line-Up Gorillaz / Die Antwoord / Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals / Jimmy Cliff / Goldie And The / Heritage Ensemble / Morcheeba / Spice / Shy Fx Presents: Cult.Ure / Groundation / Johnny Osbourne / Cutty Ranks / Spragga Benz & Friends Ft. Killa P, Rodney P, Illaman, Hype & Fever & Rebel Aca / Jungle Cakes Takeover: Ed Solo B2b Deekline B2b Serial Killaz B2b Benny Page / ​ Chopstick Dubplate (Jacky Murda, Aries, King Yoof, Tuffist) Feat. Demolition Man, Ragga Twins & Horseman / The Skints / Susan Cadogan & Mighty Leap / Skarra Mucci / Macka.B And The Roots Ragga Band / Hollie Cook TOWN CENTRE LINE-UP Limp Bizkit / Enter Shikari / Sleaford Mods / Soul II Soul / The Skatalites / The Selecter / Fishbone / Dubioza Kolektiv / Deluxe / Stereo MC’s / Dub Pistols / My Baby / Molotov Jukebox / Captain Ska / Slamboree / Meute / Dutty Moonshine Big Band / Electric Swing Circus / Sweet Life Society / Elvana / Cut Capers WHISTLERS GREEN LINE UP THE WINDMILL Maribou State / Bilal / Jah Wobble and The Invaders of the Heart / Zara McFarlane / Black Acre Takeover: Romare Full Live Band, Clap! 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