Lindisfarne 2025 begins on 28/08 and lasts for 3 days, wrapping up on 30/08. You can stay on site for a maximum of 3 nights.
In the UK, there are 2 other festivals on the same weekend.
Based on its maximum daily capacity of 8,000, we class Lindisfarne as a Medium festival.
The minimum age to enter Lindisfarne is 18 years old, making it not family friendly.
Lindisfarne is a weekend festival with facilities for on-site camping, where you can stay for a maximum of 3 nights.
2025 tickets: TBR
We haven’t yet managed to fully define Lindisfarne’s primary music genre. Like most festivals, it’s a bit of a mix.
The 2025 lineup has not yet been announced – get notified when it drops. headline the festival.
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Lindisfarne is 1 of 2 music festivals in the South of Scotland. The festival’s full address is: Beal Farm, Berwick upon Tweed, TD15 2PB.
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Lindisfarne Festival is somewhat unique because of its stunning location near Holy Island on the Northumberland coast. The festival site offers breathtaking views over the North Sea and the ancient ruins of Lindisfarne Priory, creating a magical backdrop that’s hard to find elsewhere. Unlike many larger commercial festivals, Lindisfarne keeps things relatively intimate, with a cap on attendance that allows guests to feel part of a close community. The blend of electronic music, indie, hip-hop, and folk—along with workshops, comedy, yoga, and spoken word—ensures there’s something for everyone while maintaining a strong sense of local culture and independent spirit.
The atmosphere at Lindisfarne Festival is relaxed, welcoming, and full of good vibes. With its smaller size and scenic surroundings, it feels more like a big gathering of friends than a massive, impersonal event. Campfires, twinkling lights, and a mix of genres from banging dance tents to acoustic sets by the sea create an eclectic and spirited energy. People tend to be open, friendly, and up for a chat or spontaneous dance-off. There’s also a strong creative and expressive undercurrent—fancy dress is encouraged and you’ll see everything from glitter-covered pirates to neon-clad dancers enjoying the coastal air.
For first timers attending Lindisfarne Festival, pack warm clothes and waterproofs—it can get chilly and unpredictable near the coast, especially at night. Bring costumes or funky outfits to join in the free-spirited dress-up vibe. Comfortable footwear is key, as the terrain can be uneven in places. Arrive early to explore the site and set up your camp with a good view. Don’t miss sunrise or sunset at the viewpoint; it’s unforgettable. Finally, take advantage of the workshops and smaller acts as they often surprise and delight more than even the headliners. And above all, be respectful and embrace the community spirit.
Something not many people know about Lindisfarne Festival is that it was originally crowd-funded by festival-goers who believed in the founder’s dream to create a more soulful, less commercialized event. It has grown organically thanks to a passionate community of supporters. Also, parts of the site are actually located on land owned by a local organic farm, and sustainability is at the heart of the festival’s ethos. Many attendees are surprised to learn how involved the nearby community is in the festival’s operation, from food vendors to artists, which gives it a truly grassroots, community-powered vibe.
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