The Oban Times

2020 Tiree Music Festival sells out in record time

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Tiree Music Festival (TMF) has sold out for the 11th year in a row, a record seven months ahead of the event, with 2,100 tickets snapped up in a matter of weeks.

Hot on the heels of early bird tickets selling out in just 40 minutes, all remaining tickets have sold out before Christmas for the first time.

There has been an amazing demand and response from returning and new visitors, with this year’s much anticipate­d line-up set to be announced in early 2020.

Festival-goers from all over the world, including the USA, Germany, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates, have jumped at the chance to experience the festival on Tiree, taking place on July 10-12, 2020, which is known for the picture-perfect white sands, sunshine, fantastic line-up of folk, trad and pop acts, family activities and spotless campsites.

Daniel Gillespie, artistic director for Tiree Music Festival, said: 'It’s unbelievab­le to see demand for the festival continue to grow each year. With every year that passes, people are moving faster to secure their place among the family-friendly party on Tiree. We can’t wait to share more informatio­n about next year’s festival with everyone in the new year.'

Stewart MacLennan, festival director for Tiree Music Fest, added: 'It’s incredible to have sold out tickets for TMF2020 already and it just goes to show the popularity of this special island event which shows off Tiree and all it has to offer.

'More and more people are discoverin­g the unique island adventure that can be experience­d at Tiree Music Festival. We would encourage anyone who missed out to sign up to our mailing list and be one of the first to get a ticket for 2021.'

As Scotland celebrates the Year of Coasts and Waters in 2020, TMF2020 will celebrate Tiree’s place among Scotland’s unrivalled coastline with next year’s tagline, Where the music meets the ocean.

Anyone who missed out on tickets can join the mailing list at www.tireemusic­festival.co.uk for details of the 2021 festival.

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