Festival No. 6 has today announced that Chic ft. Nile Rodgers and more acts have been added to the festival line-up, ahead of revealing their final announcements in May.

The award winning Festival No.6 is a pioneering festival concept bringing together music, arts and culture in the most incredible festival site you will ever see. Festival No.6 takes place over the weekend of 13-15 September, 2013 in the eccentric surrounds of Portmeirion, Wales, home of the cult TV series The Prisoner. 

Nile Rodgers said:

"I've never been to Portmeirion but it looks like a truly magical place. Chic always love to play somewhere unique and special, especially if we've never played there before, so we're really looking forward to Festival No.6. 

"It's another big year for Chic and myself, with my collaboration with Daft Punk and lots of other exciting things planned, and Festival No.6 looks like being one of the highlights. We're looking forward to showing Portmeirion that there ain't no party like a disco party!" 

Also newly confirmed is Super Furry Animal frontman Gruff Rhys’s and producer Boom Bip’s acclaimed collaborative project Neon Neon, along with soul songstress Lianne La Havas and lyrical virtuoso Tricky. 

Daughter, Wire, London Grammar, Leisure Society, Money, Melt Yourself Down, Mary Epworth, Dan Croll, Wave Machines, Sivu, Islet and Sam Airey also join the carefully curated line-up that already includes The Manic Street Preachers, James Blake and Everything Everything, I am Kloot, AlunaGeorge and Laura Mvula amongst others. 

The DJ line-up has also expanded to welcome the legendary Daddy G and founding member of Massive Attack, Horse Meat Disco, Will Sergent of Echo & the Bunnymen, Crazy P, Psychemagik, Sancho Panza, Pete Herbert, Low Life, Heavenly Social DJ's, Jagz Kooner, Dicky Trisco, AOR Disco, Guy Williams, Sophie Lloyd, Richard Hector-Jones, Bernie Connor, Nadia Ksabia and Neal Schtuum. 

Music is just one part of Festival No.6. During the festival the village and the surrounding woods come alive as a unique series of inspiring venues which will come alive with intimate talks, debates, film screenings, comedy, art trails through the woods, pop up theatre and much more. 

So far Punk poet John Cooper Clarke, award-winning novelist Caitlin Moran, author and Review Show critic Paul Morley and Man Booker Prize winner DBC Pierre, amongst others, have already been added to the arts and culture line-up. 

Other cultural highlights include talks and readings from Tracey Thorn (Everything but the Girl), John Niven (Kill Your Friends), Bob Stanley (Saint Etienne) and Michael Smith (The Culture Show) as well as the return of the wonderful Jan Morris, one of the highlights of last year’s No.6. 

The acts will perform across the entire site, from the historic town hall to the Colonnade gardens, to the picturesque Estuary Stage and the promenade along the river, against a back drop of neo-classical architecture, sandy beaches and palm trees. 

Festival No.6 was named Best New Festival at the UK Festival Awards, whilst 2012 headliners New Order walked away with the prize for Best Headline Performance. More recently it was voted Best Small Festival in a public poll at the NME Awards. 

Festival No 6 2013 takes place at Portmeirion, Gwynedd, between Fri 13th to Sun 15th September 2013 Tickets on sale here.

Ticket information:

Weekend Ticket Prices (Friday Arrival)
Adult Weekend Camping: £170 + BF
Young Person (11-15 years old) Camping: £85 + BF
Children (10 years and under) Camping: £Free + BF
Disabled Weekend Camping: £170 +BF
Campervan Ticket (5m x 5m Plot): £100 +BF
Parking (Park & Ride): £15 + BF

Weekend Ticket Prices (Thursday Arrival)
Adult Weekend Camping: £180 + BF
Young Person (11-15 years old) Camping: £90 + BF
Children (10 years and under) Camping: £Free + BF
Disabled Weekend Camping: £180 +BF
Campervan Ticket (5m x 5m Plot): £100 +BF
Parking (Park & Ride): £15 + BF

Day Ticket Prices (Friday / Saturday / Sunday)
Adult Day Ticket: £65 +BF
Young Person (11-15 years old): £40 +BF
Children (10 years and under): £Free + BF
Disabled Day Ticket: £65 + BF