Returning for its 6th year, Festival No. 6 organisers have pulled out all the stops for what's set to be one of the festival's strongest line-up's to date. Descending to the picturesque village of Portmeirion on the Snowdonia coast, the behemoth arts, cultural and music festival will once more channel an ever diverse bill filled with a thrilling array of talent to give festival goers one final bash before the summer season's out.

Joining the likes of The Flaming Lips, Mogwai and Bloc Party will be Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bootleg Beatles presenting a special 50th anniversary celebration of Sgt. Pepper’s and the Summer of Love (festival exclusive), The Cinematic Orchestra, Wild Beasts, Rag’n’Bone Man, Laura Mvula, Kate Tempest, Arab Strap, The Cribs, Public Service Broadcasting, James Vincent McMorrow, Charlotte Church’s Late Night Pop Dungeon, Jagwar Ma, Steve Mason, Toy, Palace, Honeyblood, Cabbage, Vaults, Tash Sultana, Tom Grennan, Superfood, Island, Formation, Pins, The Rhythm Method, Skott, Xamvolo, Ten Tonnes, Aine Cahill, The Lightening Year, Slang, Klangstof, Daniel O Sullivan, Gulp, The Pheromoans, Tom House Smith and Yucatan.

There's also a whole host of DJ's and late night entertainment to mention from Goldie performing his new album The Journey Man through to nu-disco heroes Hercules and Love Affair. They'll be joined by Joy Orbison, Benji B, Joe Goddard Live, Mr Scruff, Mary Anne Hobbs, Horse Meat Disco, Justin Robertson, Jarvis Cocker, Running Back Super Ball: Henrik Schwarz (Live), Gerd Janson and Fort Romeau, David Holmes, Steve Davis & Kavus Torabi, Kevin Rowland (Dexys DJ Set), Down to the Sea and Back, Heavenly Jukebox and Purple Stardust - the ultimate Prince and Bowie disco.

 It doesn't stop there though. There's poetry, a full arts and culture programme, special film screenings and a whole mixture of guest speakers and conversations to get involved in.

Festival founder Gareth Cooper said: “It’s a very special year for us as we’re celebrating our sixth birthday and we’re marking the occasion by really going back to our roots. It has to be our most diverse bill to date with amazing artists from across the globe packing every stage, from the woods to the main stage – it’s going to be incredible. There’s still more to be revealed in the coming weeks, but I’m absolutely convinced 2017 is going to be the best Festival No.6 yet.”




The multi-award winning Festival No.6 will take place between 7-10 September held at Portmeirion, Wales. A range of ticket packages are available and detailed below:

THURSDAY ARRIVAL
Adult Weekend – Camping: £205 + £10 BF
Adult Weekend – No Camping: £195 + £10 BF
Youth Weekend – Camping: £140 + £6.50 BF
Youth Weekend – No Camping: £130 + 6.50 BF
VIP Adult Weekend – Camping: £345 + £10 BF
VIP Adult Weekend – No Camping: £335 + £10 BF
VIP Youth Weekend – Camping: £280+ £6.50 BF
VIP Youth Weekend – No Camping: £270 + £6.50 BF

FRIDAY ARRIVAL
Adult Weekend – Camping: £190 + £10 BF
Adult Weekend – No Camping: £180 + £10 BF
Youth Weekend – Camping: £130 + £6.50 BF
Youth Weekend – No Camping: £120 + 6.50 BF
VIP Adult Weekend – Camping: £330 + £10 BF
VIP Adult Weekend – No Camping: £320 + £10 BF
VIP Youth Weekend – Camping: £270+ £6.50 BF
VIP Youth Weekend – No Camping: £260 + £6.50 BF


For more information please visit:
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f: www.facebook.com/festivalnumber6