Supernormal is a festival like no other, providing a powerful antidote to the current malaise of festivals-as-big-business. Blurring the boundaries between art and music, performer and audience, it champions the iconoclastic and the experimental, allowing risks to be taken and leaps of imagination to occur. Somewhere in spirit between the original Glastonbury Fayre and an eccentric village fete, Supernormal is the alternative's alternative.
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13/05/13 - Announcement time…
And what an announcement it is! Dethscalator and Art of Burning Water will be working in tandem to break your skull and wreck your neck. Less brutal but no less vital noise coming your way from The Physics House Band, Dead Sea Apes and Tomaga (featuring members of Shit & Shine and The Oscillation). For [...]
07/05/13 - More goodness coming your way
Monday the 13th. Midday. Be excited.
12/04/13 - OK, you’ve waited long enough…
Here they are folks – the first acts for SN2013. We’ve got music from the likes of Michael Chapman, Shit and Shine, Las Kellies, Hookworms and loads more. Of course, being Supernormal there’s more art, performance and workshops than you can shake an easel at. You can see all today’s announcements over on the new [...]
08/04/13 - First announcement for 2013: Coming Friday!
We’ve been hard at work over the past couple of months booking arts and music for Supernormal 2013. On Friday the 12th April we will unveil the first fruits of our labour. Excited? Us too.
15/03/13 - Workshop and activities call-out
SUPERNORMAL is looking for innovative and participatory workshops and activities as part of its programme of experimental arts and music. In return you’ll receive free entry to the festival and meal vouchers dependent on the number of sessions/hours you are prepared to offer. Whether for adults, children or both, we are interested in ideas and [...]
04/03/13 - Early Bird Tickets Sold Out
Last year it took a day and a half… this year it took an hour and a half. Early bird tickets are totally sold out for 2013. Not to worry – regular tickets are on sale now and are still an absolute snip at £75 for the weekend.