Everything Everything and Lianne Le Havas  will headline Scarborough Fair,the festival also includes involvement from Sir Ben Kingsley, Michael Fassbender’s DMC Film, Dave Beer, Craig Charles and many more!

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They join Public Service Broadcasting, Submotion Orchestra, Eliza Shaddad, Billy Bragg, Clare Teal, I Am Kloot, Lau and Field Music. 

Other Artists appearing include Martin And Eliza Carthy,Teleman, Charlie Cunningham, Kiko Bun, Eliza Shaddad, Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip, Crazy P (Dj Set), Ralph Lawson, Tristan Da Cunha, James Barnsley, Gas House Kids, Josh Plews, Ethan Marin, Renegade Brass Band, Smoove &Turrell and Kathrin De Boer.

Martin Carthy MBE who will be performing with his daughter Eliza commented, "I certainly believe that Scarborough Fair will not mirror its namesake in song whose central notion deals in riddles and impossible tasks,” the man who inspired names such as Bob Dylan and Paul Simon continued, “it will prove instead to be a powerful addition to the arts in Scarborough."

In addition, BBC regular Edith Bowman will be hosting Michael Fassbender’s DMC film site. The Yorkshire based festival will be taking place on May 27–29 2016 overlooking Cayton Bay in Scarborough and set amongst stunning views of the coastline at Redcliffe Farm. Scarborough Fair will kick off the UK summer festival season with 5 stages of music which is sure to be an event with an eclectic mix of pop, folk, funk, jazz and dance music.

The cultural melting pot festival is the brainchild of Levack, who was previously on the management team of Glastonbury Festival, and has and overseen Port Eliot festival and a number of pop-up galleries in London and across the UK.

“In 1998 I put on a mini-festival on a friend’s family farm for my 18th birthday. Since then I’ve wanted to bring a boutique festival to Yorkshire which marries art, through its very own art gallery, and great music like nowhere else. Eighteen years later we’re going to do just that and put Scarborough on the festival map,” said Levack.

Ticket Information

Weekend Tickets £119
Day Tickets £44.00