Festivalgoers are being urged to book now for Deva Fest, with organisers revealing that 94% of camping pitches have already sold and remaining tickets are expected to go quickly.
With under 100 days until the gates open, demand is surging for one of the North West’s most popular family-friendly festivals.
Taking place from 6 to 9 August at Cholmondeley Castle, this year’s event promises its biggest and most diverse programme to date, combining major headline acts with an expanded range of immersive experiences for all ages.
Saturday night will see Ronan Keating take centre stage, while Jessie J closes the festival on Sunday alongside indie favourites Ash. Friday’s opening night features the uplifting sounds of Symphonic Ibiza and chart-topping singer James Morrison.
With the countdown now on, organisers have unveiled a range of new and expanded attractions across the festival site, including:
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Wonderland Field and Alice’s Parlour featuring immersive theming, the Cheshire Cat stage, a Back in the Day rave tent and themed afternoon tea experiences
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Lumberjaxe Fire Tent delivering live cooking demonstrations and high-energy entertainment from the Dragons’ Den stars
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Expanded Silent Disco with extended hours following overwhelming demand last year
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Sailor’s Rest stage showcasing emerging talent, plus live Irish music sessions and sea shanty performances each evening
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Back in the Day Time Big Top featuring wall-to-wall dance and indie anthems all day long
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Deva Laughs with a full line-up of nationally recognised comedy acts to be announced soon
Devafest founder Phil Marston said: “This is without doubt our strongest line-up to date. We have worked hard to create an experience where families and friends can enjoy world-class music alongside unique entertainment across the site.”
Co-organiser Steven Hesketh added: “Deva Fest has grown into one of the UK’s leading family festivals. With tickets nearly sold out, now is the time to book. It is the perfect summer staycation with something for everyone.”
With only limited tickets remaining and demand at an all-time high, festivalgoers are urged to secure their place now before they sell out.
