The basics
Intimate Welsh festival in the shadow of the Black Mountains that’s held on to its independent spirit while growing in profile and stature.
The festival
Music and arts festivals are big news in the UK, and Green Man has been in the game for long enough (more than ten years) to know how to do things properly, with a diverse lineup of artists with serious muso cred, and plenty going on besides.
As the only festival in the UK with a 24-hour festival licence, Green Man is packed with more than 1,500 performers and entertainment that goes on throughout the night, from comedy and poetry to dancing and DJs, via science and nature (not least when it comes to the beautiful surrounding countryside).
Most areas of the alternative music scene are represented on the bill, with rock, folk, electronica and house all providing the soundtrack to a unique, intimate festival experience.
And will you get to see the Green Man? Depends how much fun you’re having, presumably.
Our tip
You can combine your trip to Green Man with a Welsh holiday thanks to the Settler’s pass, which gets you camping access to the beautiful grounds and surrounding countryside three days before the festival opens.
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Getting there
How do I get there?
Travelling by Car: The festival site is located near Crickhowell in the Brecon Beacons on the A40. For more directions click here
Travelling by Coach: National Express are providing services from all over the UK direct to the Green Man Festival site.
Travelling by Train: The nearest train station is Abergavenny. There are free shuttle buses running from Abergavenny Station to the festival from 8am to 11pm on Thursday and Friday. To return from the festival to Abergavenny Station shuttle buses start running again all day on Sunday and until Monday afternoon.
Tickets
Pricing
ADULT: £165+BF
STUDENT: £140+BF
TEEN (13-17 Y.O): £100+BF
LITTLE FOLK (5-12 Y.O): £15+BF
INFANT (4 & UNDER): FREE
RESIDENT (FRIDAY ONLY): £55+BF
RESIDENT (SATURDAY ONLY): £55+BF
RESIDENT (SUNDAY ONLY): £55+BF
SETTLER'S PASS TICKETS (Basically with one of these tickets you stick around all week):
ADULT: £210+BF
STUDENT: £185+BF
TEEN (13-17 Y.O): £145+BF
LITTLE FOLK (5-12 Y.O): £15+BF
INFANT (4 & UNDER): FREE
When can I get them?
Tickets on sale now
Where can I get them?
Tickets are available via the website and Ticketline.