Information

WHEN ARE THE DATES OF NEIGHBOURHOOD WEEKENDER?

Saturday 24th May – Sunday 25th May 2025

WHAT ARE THE GATE AND SET TIMES?

Gates open for 12pm and the festival curfew is 22.30

ACCESS INFORMATION

WHO IS ON THE LINEUP FOR NBHD WEEKENDER 2025?

Our line up details can be found on the homepage of our site here 

Set times and stage splits will be available closer to the time of the festival.

WHERE CAN I BUY TICKETS?

The Official ticket agents for Neighbourhood Festival are

Gigs and Tours

SEE Tickets 

Ticketmaster 

Gigantic

AXS

Ticketline

 

WHAT ARE THE TICKET PRICES?

Ticket prices including fees will be listed via participating ticket sites when they go on sale.

I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT MY TICKETS WHO CAN HELP ME?

Please contact the website you booked your tickets via, who will be able to help with any queries about tickets.

HOW DO I MAKE AN ACCESSIBLE BOOKING?

All accessible tickets are available to book online via Gigs and Tours here

Each accessible ticket comes with a 1 x companion ticket at no extra cost. Further information can also be found via our access policy here

VIP TICKETS INCLUDE:

  • Festival entry ticket
  • Dedicated VIP entrance lane
  • Access to an exclusive VIP area
  • Private viewing platform for the main stage – subject to platform capacity
  • Seating area in the VIP space (any seating is subject to availability and not stage facing; seating type is not limited to but may include beanbags/benches)
  • VIP Bar*
  • Unique food vendors, exclusive for the VIP area*
  • Separate posh toilets for the VIP area

* Kindly be advised that you are responsible for paying for your own food and beverages

 

HOW CAN I GET TO THE FESTIVAL?

Please see our travel page here

WHAT IS THE AGE RESTRICTION?

There are no under 5’s allowed to the festival (including babies). All under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult 18+.
Everyone must have a valid ticket upon entry, ticket prices are the same for all ages.

CAN I BRING A BAG TO THE FESTIVAL?

Any bag bigger than A4 will not be allowed on to site and we do not have a bag storage area. We strongly recommend you do not bring a bag to the event as it will slow down your entry and increase queuing time.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT PERMITTED:

  • Bags bigger than an A4 piece of paper will not be allowed including backpacks
  • Chairs of any sort, including stools, shooting sticks
  • Illegal substances – we operate a zero tolerance on drugs/legal highs and entry will be refused for those attempting to enter the event with any.
  • Medication – please ensure you bring a prescription to coincide with any medication if you are bringing this for security to check on arrival.
    • Glass (of any kind) or cans including spray cans or gas canisters
    • Laser equipment or pens
    • Fireworks, flares, Chinese lanterns, klaxons, air horns or other similar items capable of making loud noise and any item which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon
    • Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, roller blades, personal motorised vehicles (unless a Motability scooter – see Disability Access Information)
    • Large umbrellas or parasols of any kind
    • You may be searched on entry to the event site. Any items that may be used in an illegal or offensive manner will be confiscated. No responsibility is given for the return of confiscated items. If you are in possession of illegal substances you may be arrested
    • Food & Drink, although you may bring your own refill water bottle.
    • Animals (with the exception of assistance dogs), are not permitted at any time.

NEIGHBOURHOOD WEEKENDER’S POLICY ON DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

Neighbourhood operates a zero tolerance policy on drugs.
We reserve the right to refuse entry if we feel that you are drunk and/or under the influence of drugs, and no ticket refunds will be issued.
Illegal and antisocial behaviour will not be tolerated and will lead to ejection from the event without a refund.
If you are lucky enough to look under 25 you will be asked for I.D to purchase alcohol. The venue reserves the right to refuse service. Acceptable ID includes photographic driving licence, British passport, or photographic identification bearing the “PASS” logo and the person’s date of birth.
It is an offence to attempt to purchase alcohol if you are under the age of 18

 

 

CAN I CAMP AT NEIGHBOURHOOD WEEKENDER?

This event is a non-camping event.

Neighbourhood don’t have any affiliated accommodation sites.
However, there are various locations near to the festival where you can search for accommodation.

CAN I APPLY FOR PRESS ACCREDITATION?

Thank you for your interest! You can apply here

Please note, you will only be contacted if you are successful and we cannot reply to each application.