FAQs

Summer's End Angus takes place at Brechin Castle Showfield, Brechin, Angus, Scotland, DD9 6RL.

Yes, official parking is available but spaces are limited so you can book your space in advance. See our parking page for more information.

Yes, there are a few options for camping over the festival weekend. All of our options include your chosen accommodation type for all four nights, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and parking for the weekend.

Yes, campervan and caravan passes are available and must be booked in advance. For caravan bookings, book a campervan space. Your car will have to be moved into the camping car park after offloading for health and safety reasons.

Yes, glamping options will be available. Please visit our camping page where the options will be made available shortly.

Information on transport will be made available shortly.

The Festival Camping is for all campers. On arrival you can pick between our family or general areas. The family area is limited to just 150 tents to make it a little more spacious, and is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Yes, accessible toilets, viewing areas and parking are available.

Yes, carer tickets are available subject to eligibility criteria. If you complete our accessibility request form, someone will be in touch.

Of course. Just let our security team know when you arrive.

Yes, there is accessible camping available with toilet facilities. Please note that due to the nature of the event, there may be a small walk to the site.

Yes. Summer's End Angus is family-friendly with dedicated family areas and activities. On Saturday, the Garden Stage is programmed with families in mind, with a high-end programme of acts throughout the day. There is also a funfair, crowd entertainers and face-painters all weekend. You can upgrade to our Family Zone if you would like more space for your family.

Children under 5 go free but must still have a ticket booked in advance. Children aged 5 to 15 require a paid child ticket.

Yes, prams and pushchairs are welcome. You can upgrade to our Family Zone if you would like more space for your family.

Only registered assistance and security dogs are permitted.

Perfect for parents, carers and kids, our Family Zone offers more room, comfort, and facilities tailored to young families, all within the main festival site.

Yes. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or over at all times while attending the festival. Each adult may accompany a maximum of four under-16s.

Stage times will be announced closer to the festival dates on our website, our social media and our app.

Line-ups are subject to change. In the event of a cancellation, we will aim to find a suitable replacement where possible.

We are fully programmed for our 2026 festival, but please do feel free to get in touch with us using our contact form to let us know about your act for future.

2027 times will be made available later.

Yes, professional security and medical teams will be onsite throughout the event.

Glass, illegal substances, fireworks, flares and open flames are not permitted.

Only registered assistance and security dogs are permitted.

We will only accept card payments throughout the site during festival days.

Bring layers, waterproofs, comfy shoes and sun protection. Scottish weather can change rapidly.

No. Summer's End Angus is a not-for-profit event. It is being privately funded by our founders, but all profits are going to be reinvested into the Brechin community through Hatchwork, our linked social enterprise which will be focussed on high street regeneration and growing local entrepreneurs.

Absolutely. Please get in touch using our contact form and someone will be in touch to discuss further.

We are committed to minimising waste, using local suppliers, and promoting public transport. More details on our green plan will follow but this will include a ban on single use plastics.

Our aim is to drive footfall onto Brechin High Street. Similar events in other locations bring over £1m of extra revenue into the local community over a weekend, and that is our goal. We are working closely with Angus Council, Police Scotland, and residents to minimise disruption. Shuttle buses, parking controls, and stewarding will all help keep traffic flowing.

The festival site is being professionally managed, with sound limits agreed with the council and professional sound systems that push the noise into the audience not the town. Music will finish by 11pm each night. We have an after party planned on Saturday night in the Big Top tent for reduced numbers which will end at 1am.

Absolutely. From volunteering opportunities to fundraising stalls and discounted tickets for Friday's locals-only night, we want Brechin and Angus residents at the heart of the event. Please get in touch via our contact form.