We Out Here Festival 2026
St Giles House, Wimborne St Giles, BH21 5NA Wimborne Saint Giles Kort
fim. 20.08.2026 12:00
We Out Here returns over the dates 20th - 23rd August 2026 at Wimborne St Giles, Dorset
Our 7th worldwide family gathering. Across 4 days, join us as we celebrate genre-hopping music, creativity in all its forms and the scenes which bring it all together.
This year we're continuing to celebrate the joy of musical discovery, welcoming artists at the heart of the communities that inspire WOH and bringing together foundational legends alongside those forging future sounds.
Tickets are now available and we've announced the first live artists to join us next Summer. Full Line Up Announcement earl next year...
Our Weekend Festival Tickets includes:
\+ Entrance to We Out Here; 12pm Thursday 14th August - 12pm Monday 18th.
\+ Access to public camping with free showers
\+ An array of free of charge family activities.
\+ Complimentary wellness sessions and workshops.
\+ Roller skate hire at our rink
\+ Talks and debates across music and social issues
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\+ A £1 donation towards one of our on site charities of your choosing.
Families: we'll be charging a small fee of £25 for children 4-13yrs in 2026. These funds will go towards developing our family offerings across the weekend including more activities within our family campsites, more outdoors activities within the site and a dedicated music performance stage for under 18 musicians and djs. Toddlers 3 years and under go free.
We can’t wait to see you again next year. WOH x x x
Flytjendur
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StereolabAnimal sauvage à l’instinct kraut pop, Chaton Laveur rôde dans les abîmes du minimalisme à l
recherche de mélodies légères et enivrantes dont il fera sa proie. Brut et authentique, le duo opt
toujours pour le chemin le plus court, bordé de rythmes répétitifs, de sonorités analogiques et
douces voix, en français, qui dévoilent aussi une part d’ombre.
Chaton Laveur is a wild animal with a kraut-pop instinct, which dives into the depths of minimalis
in search of intoxicating melodies to prey on. Raw and authentic, the duo always follows
shortest route, lined with repetitive rhythms, analog sounds and soft French vocals that also r
a shadowy side. -
Scientist
Scientist, born Hopeton Brown in Kingston, Jamaica, 1960 (sometimes known as Overton Brown),[1] was a protégé of King Tubby (Osbourne Ruddock), one of the originators of dub music.
