GOLDCOAST OCEANFEST DAY TICKETS NOW ON SALE ONLINE
Day Child Ticket - £7
Day Adult Ticket - £10
Day Family Ticket - £25
Tickets can now be purchased for individual days over the Oceanfest weekend. They are available in advance, online only, so avoid the queues and purchase them today. REMEMBER you will not be issued with tickets before the event. Retain your Unique Booking Reference Number (UBR No.) which is confirmed by email and sent to the designated email address you supplied during the purchasing process. Bring it with you, where it will be exchanged for a valid 2007 wristband. Ticket sales are doing incredibly so get online now. Weekend tickets are also still available at special rates.
GOLDCOAST FINAL MUSIC LINE_UP ANNOUNCED
FRIDAY 15th JUNE SUNDOWNER SESSIONS
5:00 pm - Dan Richards
6:00 pm - Matthew Board
7:00 pm - Jim Jones
8:00 pm - Pete Bruntnell
9:00 pm - The Breaks
10:00 pm - Amy Newton
11:00 pm - CLOSE
Line up subject to confirmation and license.
SATURDAY 16th JUNE SUNDOWNER SESSIONS
Noon - Baqua
1:00 pm - Sellors & The Scientists
2:00 pm - The Van Daniels
3:00 pm - The Tarka Groove Experiment
4:00 pm - Andy Milford
5:00 pm - New Town Centres
6:00 pm - Liquidators
7:00 pm - Fandangle
8:00 pm - Imperial Vipers
9:00 pm - The Beautiful Girls
11:00 pm - CLOSE Timings are approx. Line up subject to confirmation and license
SUNDAY 17th JUNE SUNDOWNER SESSIONS
Noon - Steve Tuckers Jazz All-Stars
1:00 pm - Rupert Oxlade
2:00 pm - Dambuskers
3:00 pm - Spoonful
4:00 pm - Roof with a Hole
6:00 pm - The Sonix
7:00 pm - Severe Zero
8:00 pm - Junction27
9:00 pm - CLOSE
Timings are approx. Line up subject to confirmation and license
Beautiful Girls headline with new album offering...
Courtesy of two albums and a huge live presence, The Beautiful Girls have developed a reputation as stoner-friendly surfers who peddle crowd-pleasing, rootsy jam tunes. Now, it looks as though that’s a rep they’re keen to abandon. Their third album, Ziggurats, sees a rethink in songwriter and band leader Mat McHugh’s approach to making music, as he eschews the loose approach he’s previously taken in the studio and focuses on the clever, well-formed songs built on subtle layers and well-structured dimensions. The result is a great leap forward, shedding B-grade reggae flavors and replacing them with The Police, The Clash or Paul Kelly in some places and a genuine unique laid-back vibe that’s all their own in others ***** Rolling Stone
visit the Oceanfest website for more information.
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