Wakestock

Wakestock 2013, Europe’s largest Wakeboard Music festival dates have moved to one week later than those originally announced from 12 - 14 July. This means that the festival still remains outside of the busy summer period but is at a time when more school leavers should be able to attend.

Wakestock is split over three sites on the stunning Llyn Peninsula in North West Wales. The main festival site is at Pen y Berth which is located between Abersoch and Pwllheli. The site overlooks Cardigan Bay and the mountains of Snowdonia, and the village of Llanbedrog which has a sandy beach is within walking distance. If you come to the festival and fancy going to the beach then please follow the signs from the site and don’t cut across the fields as there are deep ditches and high fences which are impassible, along with lots of livestock in the fields. Llanbedrog also has a couple of pubs, a Londis shop and a garage so you can stock up on any essentials that you may have forgotten to pack within walking distance of the site.

See below for the already announced massive line-up with Rudimental, Wretch 32, Bastille and many more artists confirmed for 2013's event. 

There’s a whole host of the world’s best wakeboarding talent already confirmed for Wakestock this year. In the events 13 year history we’ve seen the cream of wakeboarding talent travelling over to North Wales for their shot at the Wakestock title, and this year is no different. Already confirmed for 2013 are James Windsor, Brenton Priestly, Mitch Langfield, Scotty Broome, Kaesen Suyderhoud and Lior Sofer. You can guarantee the Brit riders Nick Davies, CK Koester, Lee Debuse, Matt Crowhurst & Jonty Green who are all confirmed for this year’s comp will all be giving it their all to try and claim the Wakestock title this year.