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Soundsplash now just a week away

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13 Jan, 2018 07:00 PM2 mins to read

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Soundsplash offers three stages packed with nearly 40 acts. Photo / File

Soundsplash offers three stages packed with nearly 40 acts. Photo / File

With just a week to go, Soundsplash 2018 is set to deliver Raglan's best festival experience yet from January 19-21.

Along with a great all-ages vibe and stunning beachside location, Soundsplash offers three stages packed with nearly 40 acts. Highlights for 2018 include Shapeshifter, Ladi6, DUB FX, Slumberjack, Katchafire, P-Money and Ocean Alley. The full timetable can now be viewed online at soundsplash.co.nz

Heading to Soundsplash is easy, with a number of transport, ticket and accommodation options.

On-site camping is available for both tents and campervans. The Ledge premium camping is exclusively for those aged 18 and over, offering a premier location close to all stages, bars and food vendors, with easy beach access.

Limited sites are available for two-person tents.

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In addition to a ton of great music, Soundsplash will host a schedule of free workshops during the festival, with plenty of knowledge and inspiration on offer.

Food vendors will offer a range of delicious and healthy alternatives to standard festival fare, and the Global Marketspace will have a bazaar full of ethically sourced goods available for sale.

For those travelling from out of town, Raglan airfield will be available as a free parking area for Soundsplash ticket holders during the festival, and regular free shuttle buses will run between the airfield, i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, and Soundsplash site.

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For those travelling from Hamilton, a separate bus service is also available.

Tickets for Soundsplash are available from eventfinda.co.nz.

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