Fri 31 January 2025 ➡ Mon 3 February 2025 5:00pm - 10:00am

In Cider Festival 2025

at Pontins Sand Bay Holiday Park, Weston-super-Mare

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£159.00

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IN CIDER FESTIVAL is BACK for 2025!!!

3 days of indoor festival fun by the Somerset seaside on 31st Jan - 2nd Feb.

www.inciderfestival.com

Featuring live acts across different genres including plenty of your summer festival favourites plus the best upcoming talent!

Confirmed so far... SKINNY LISTER, DUTTY MOONSHINE BIG BAND, PET NEEDS, RANDOM HAND, NICK PARKER & THE FALSE ALARMS, SKIMMITY HITCHERS, GIRLBAND, IDESTROY, SPLIT DOGS, BRIDGET, THE CAPTAIN'S BEARD, IRIE FIRE, THE WHIPJACKS, BEN BROWN, THE SNEAK EAZIES, BATTERY ACID, CLATTERS & FRIENDS, CONCRETE PRAIRIE with more TBA.

PLUS! A programme of saucy seaside entertainment all weekend in the Queen Vic bar, to include karaoke, bingo, quizzes, gameshows, horse racing, curling, late night disco and MORE!

Weekend tickets include 3 nights half board accommodation (breakfast + evening meal) plus all music, entertainment and leisure facilities including indoor swimming pool. From just £189pp!!

Accommodation is available as Double (SOLD OUT), Twin, Triple and Single (SOLD OUT) berth apartments.

We also offer a weekend and day ticket option without accommodation. These tickets include evening meal and all music and ents and start at just £39.

Sand Bay Holiday Village is just around the headland from Weston-super-Mare and located immediately opposite the beach and dunes for bracing morning strolls!

Friday 31st January

Irie Fire
Ben Brown
PET NEEDS
FMI Clatters
Girlband!

Saturday 1st February

Sunday 2nd February

Also Appearing

The Dutty Moonshine Big Band

Skinny Lister

Skinny Lister come from the same stable as Emmy The Great, RDA and Slow Club, sounding like The Pogues' rum fuelled English cousin. From day one, Skinny Lister set out to cause chaos and make friends, travelling to the four corners of the globe plying their unique rum-soaked blend of English folk and punk rock anarchy. Wherever they play, you'll hear their lusty shanties, punk folk roar-alongs and crazed whirls about love, fighting and hardcore drinking. You’ll find them out dancing with the crowd, passing around their flagon of rum or crowd-surfing to the bar to neck shots mid-song. Make no bones about it, Skinny Lister are the wildest party band you’ll ever get drunk with. And you will get drunk with them!

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Nick Parker & The False Alarms

Nick is a Folk-ish songwriter joined by one half of the band Flipron.

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IDestroy

Riotous live shows are IDestroy’s calling card. The trio, who met as students in Bristol, have played more than 300 gigs across the UK, Europe and Asia, selling out shows in South Korea and multiple tours in Germany. IDestroy have opened shows for , , , and . IDestroy have recently performed at Download Festival, Dot to Dot Festival, The Great Escape, 2000 Trees, Punk Rock Holiday (Slovenia) and Ilosaarirock (Finland). "IDestroy are extremely easy to like. Summoning a very healthy crowd early in the afternoon, the Bristol trio’s rattling, riotous punk fare explodes into life in a small, sweaty space, with oodles of swagger to boot." Kerrang! Magazine IDestroy's self titled album is set for release August 30th, with singles 'All My Friends Are Plastic, 'Headphones' and '100 Sounds' already gaining continuous support from several DJs at BBC Radio One (Nels Hylton, Alyx Holcombe, Tara Kumar) alongside BBC 6music and play listing at Radio X. "Catchy choruses, caustic wit and clever production that captures their ferocious live sound" - The Sunday Times

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The Sneak Eazies

The Sneak Eazies are a ska band from Bristol.

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The Dutty Moonshine Big Band

After a whirlwind tour of the UK in the Autumn of 2018, Dutty Moonshine Big Band are back on the road with an abundance of dates, a brand new stage show and bags upon bags of new and unheard bass driven treats. 2019 witnessed the biggest and baddest festival season for the 14-piece onslaught and saw them conquer stages at the likes of Wilderness, Beatherder, Glastonbury and Valleyfest with a unique take on 1920’s jazz that has been fused together with future sounds from the bass music underground and fronted by two of the UK’s best MC’s, Maria Laveau and Hyperman Sage.

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