New music festival for St Andrews

A new student-run St Andrews music festival set to take place in April has been announced.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Jan 2018, 15:43 BST
Updated 5th Jan 2018, 15:47 BST
The festival weill be held at Craigtoun Country Park (Photo: Graeme Paterson)The festival weill be held at Craigtoun Country Park (Photo: Graeme Paterson)
The festival weill be held at Craigtoun Country Park (Photo: Graeme Paterson)

ELAGA, a University of St Andrews student run initiative, will take place at Craigtoun Country Park on April 7 between 12-8pm.

The organisers have already revealed some of the acts who will be performing at the event.

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Those who will be playing at the new festival include rising star DJ Codeko and top 10 artist Sigala, with other headliners set to be announced.

Between 12-4pm the organisers hope to feature live bands and up-and-coming pop singers, and then featuring DJs and live performers between 4-8pm.

The organisers hope to have 2500 people attending the event, making it the largest student-run music festival, and one day hope to make it one of Scotland’s biggest events.

As well as music, the festival also aims to celebrate art and film.

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There will be live art installations, virtual reality stalls, culinary experiences, and more.

Standard tickets to the event will cost between £50-£65, with VIP tickets between £80-£100.

Standard tickets include access to the food truck village and the various marquees and events.

VIP tickets include special culinary experiences, jacuzzi use, access to a VIP maquee, bottle service and personal wait staff, and much more.

For more information search for ELAGA 2018 on Facebook.

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