Party at the Palace festival 2021 Tickets
About Party at the Palace festival 2021
Party At The Palace is back and bigger than ever in 2021. The Scottish festival is situated ideally between both Glasgow and Edinburgh in Linlithgow, making it easily accessible. Taking place on Friday 6th August, Saturday 7th August and Sunday 8th August, the lineup boasts names from rock and pop such as Manic Street Preachers and newcomers The Snuts on the Saturday.
Sophie Ellis Bextor, hot off Kitchen Disco success will also be playing. On the Sunday it is the turn of Del Amitri, Hue and Cry and The Silencers to provide the music under the shadow of nearby Linlithgow Palace. The event caters for all and is family friendly, featuring kids activities, market stalls, a silent disco and a whole host of food and drink outlets.
Not only does Party At The Palace have a fine lineup of rock and pop acts, it also shows off some of Scotland’s best bands. It’s set to be a lively affair.
Friday Added!
The Biggest Party of the summer just got even bigger! We’re opening our gates a day early on Friday 6th August for an evening of live comedy, food and a few beers. We’ve teamed up with Just The Tonic and rounded up some of the finest comedians in the country to bring them to Linlithgow. Featuring… Dara O’Briain, Rich Hall, Des Clarke, Flo & Joan, Tom Stade and hosted by the amazing Suzie McCabe.
Bolt On tickets for those who already have PATP tickets are only £20 or £25 without. There is a limited capacity of just 2,000 on the Friday night so get in quick if you fancy a laugh to kick off the biggest party of the year!
As some of the humour will no doubt be adult orientated, this one is aimed at grown ups – unless your kids are like mine and hear the odd sweary word on the school run.
Music genres: Rock, Pop, Indie, Folk, Country/Americana
Party at the Palace festival Reviews
Our visitors have reviewed Party at the Palace festival 42 times. Read reviews of this festival »
Average rating:
4/5
from 42 reviews
Music
Venue
Prices
Atmosphere
Party at the Palace festival line up
Callum Beattie / Hue and Cry / Manic Street Preachers / Space / Johnny Mac, Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Read full line up
FULL LINE UP:
Manic Street Preachers / The Snuts / Sophie Ellis Bextor / Kyle Falconer / Callum Beattie / Luke La Volpe / Colonel Mustard And The Dijon 5 / Mark Sharp & The Bicycle Thieves / Del Amitri / Hue And Cry / Peat & Diesel / The Brand New Heavies / The Silencers / Be Charlotte / Jonny Mac & The Faithful / Space / Stephanie Cheape / Club Beirut / Jennifer Ewan Band / Hazeydays / Primes / Kerry & The Malting Boys / Marc McCartney / The Shackles / False Friends / Fraser MClean / Kev Sherry / Party Fears Three / Pork Pie / Red brick Tent / The Links / Cody Feechan / Connor Fyfe / Robin Ashcroft / Riddemption / Rolland Square / Kendama
FRIDAY LINE UP:
Dara O’Briain, Rich Hall, Des Clarke, Flo & Joan, Tom Stade and hosted by the amazing Suzie McCabe.
SATURDAY LINE UP:
Manic Street Preachers / The Snuts / Sophie Ellis Bextor / Kyle Falconer / Callum Beattie / Luke La Volpe / Colonel Mustard And The Dijon 5 / Mark Sharp & The Bicycle Thieves
SUNDAY LINE UP:
Del Amitri / Hue And Cry / Peat & Diesel / The Brand New Heavies / The Silencers / Be Charlotte / Jonny Mac & The Faithful / Space
Saturday 8th August
Main Stage
Manic Street Preachers / The Snuts / Becky Hill / Toploader
Luke La Volpe / Mark Sharp & The Bicycle Thieves / Stephanie / Cheape / Luna The Professor
Second Stage
Club Beirut / Jennifer Ewan Band / Hazeydays / Kerry & The / Malting Boys / Marc Mccartney / The Shackles / False Friends / Fraser Mclean
Purple Orange Stage
Angela Musk / Lauren Chessar / Jennifer Robertson / Robyn Red
Eilidh Mckeown / Jasmin Milne / Jake Roberts
Sunday 9th August
Main Stage
OMD / Hot Dub Time Machine / The Brand New Heavies / Peat & Diesel / Space / Becharlotte / Johnny Mac & The Faithful Pork Pie
Second Stage
Cody Feechan / Connor Fyfe / Robin Ashcroft / Riddemption / Rolland Square / Kendama / The Links
Purple Orange Stage
Joi Mowbray / Emma & Paige / Emma Paterson / Sasha Kaloheris / Mayah Herlihy / Skye Drummond / Brooke Wilton
Party at the Palace festival information & FAQs
Skiddle guarantee that we have the lowest booking fees available for Party at the Palace festival tickets. We are an official primary ticket outlet and all tickets are processed and dispatched by Skiddle direct to you. All our tickets are sold at face value and originate directly from the event organiser.
How much are Party at the Palace tickets?
Day Tickets start from £49 plus booking fee, Children's Tickets start from £18 plus booking fee. You can purchase Weekend Tickets from £85 plus booking fee.
What happens If I bought a ticket and cannot attend?
Unfortunately we can’t issue you with a refund if you can’t make the event due to work commitments or your mates have dropped out. In these circumstances, we advise passing on your tickets privately to avoid losing out on the money spent.
Refunds can only be offered if the event is cancelled or postponed, as agreed upon purchase.
When will my tickets be posted?
The estimated dispatch date is no sooner than 2 weeks before the event and the latest you can expect to receive your ticket(s) is 48 hours before the event.
What are the set times?
The set times are generally released on the first day of the festival.
When is Party at the Palace 2021?
Party at the Palace returns to Lochside Field Friday 6th August - Sunday 8th August 2021.
Where is Party at the Palace?
Party at the Palace is located in Lochside Field in Linlithgiw. The postcode is EH49 7LP.
How do I get to Party at the Palace?
By Car - There are designated parking on site. There is also a car and taxi drop off point.
By Bus - Happy Bus will be providing Coach travel from locations such as Edinburgh, Glasgow, Falkirk and more. Pick-up locations and running times are yet to be announced.
By Rail - The closet rail station is Linlithgow which is a 10 minute walk to the festival site.
Does Party at the Palace have onsite camping?
No, Party at the Palace is a non camping festival so camping equipment is not needed however there is plenty of alternative accommodation to choose from.
Does Party at the Palace have any age restrictions?
As this is a family festival Party at the Palace does not have any age restrictions. You may be asked to show photo ID.
Can I bring my own food and drink into Party at the Palace?
You are not allowed to bring your own food and drink into Party at the Palace. There will be a wide variety of food and drink stalls inside the festival, serving up organic, vegetarian and vegan options.
Latest reviews left by Skiddle customers:
Loading reviews...
Party at The Palace takes place on a grass field which includes an incline. The terrain may not be suitable for all types of buggy or wheelchair but stewards are there to help and assist where possible. Loos for people with disabilities and baby changing facilities are available on site.
Parking
We have an area reserved for those requiring assistance. This is in a field and although the grass is cut short, we appreciate that it is not ideal terrain. From the car park to the road is around 100 metres and it a further 150 metres to the site entrance. You do not need to join the queue.
Drop Off
As an alternative to using the car park, a drop off point is located at the bottom of the road leading to the event entrance. It is approximately 200 metres from the bottom of the road to the site entrance on tarmac up a gradient.
Disabled Area
The sectioned off area is 20 metres from the site entrance with sight lines down to the stage. An area in front of the disabled section will be cordoned off to avoid people standing and blocking the view.
Viewing platform
A viewing platform is provided for those with disabilities and one carer on a first come basis. We cannot guarantee a space on the platform.
Seats – seats are available on request.
Loos – 2 wheelchair accessible loos are located within the sectioned off area.
Stewarding – stewards are on hand to make sure none else uses the facilities.
Staff – we have at least 2 staff in this area to assist.
Programmes – complimentary programmes are available on request.
We do give consideration to those coming to our event with disabilities however there is only so much we can do on an agricultural site so we will never be able to match the facilities of a modern purpose built venue.
After the huge success of moving across the loch for 2016 and 2017 the festival retains this improved location for 2018. It truly has an amazing view overlooking the palace and down the length of the loch.
ESSENTIAL TRAVEL ADVICE
Rail
Party at the Palace is only 10 minutes walk from Linlithgow Rail Station. Party at the Palace is only 10 minutes walk from Linlithgow Rail Station. The festival is keen for everyone to enjoy Glen’s Party at The Palace and to get you all home safely. Your patience on leaving the site is vital to the safety and well being of all those attending the event.
Bus
Party at the Palace has teamed up with concert travel specialists Happy Bus to provide coach travel. There will be coaches running from a number of locations including Glasgow, Stirling, Falkirk, Fife, Perth and Edinburgh. The Happybus prices are highly competitive with rail so if you had been planning to come by train please consider getting one of these coaches which depart from near the train stations. These buses must be booked in advance.
Car
There is ample parking at PATP so we would urge you to use the designated car parks shown on the map below and follow directions from our event stewards.
While there is capacity for over 1,000 cars, we would ask you to consider car sharing. It’s eco friendly, better value, and you might meet some new friends.
The speed limit around the parking areas is 5mph and must be observed.
Getting dropped off / picked up
If you are being dropped off by car, taxi/private hire or mini-bus, we recommend the lay by on Blackness Road. This is a drop off point only and cars must not wait or park here. The pick up point after the event is the car park to the rear of Tesco. Taxis and cars can wait here safely without blocking the roads around the event.
Scheduled Bus Service
These buses will leave from their normal departure points on the specified bus schedules shown HERE. Extra buses are being put on to Falkirk and Edinburgh by Firstbus on the 38 route but get to the stop in plenty of time as they will be busy.
Taxis
Local taxi companies have been made aware of the event and will be operating from the normal taxi stance in Linlithgow on the High Street outside The Victoria Hall. It would be advisable to pre-book.
Click the map to open a fully interactive map of all nearby hotels. Please check location and dates before booking.
Explore similar festivals to Party at the Palace festival
Find similar festivals by exploring the categories and classifications below:
Categories: Budget festivals, Family Friendly festivals, Mainstream / Pop Music festivals
Type: Music festivals, Family Friendly festivals
Size: Very Small sized festivals
Amenities: Toilets
