The 51-acre site offers each festival-goer an average space of 413m², based on an attendance of 500 people, and organisers are confident that they have come up with a plan that will make going to the outdoor music events safer than going to the supermarket.
Safety measures, all clearly laid out on the festival website, will include thermal screenings, toilets cleaned after each use, daily alcohol limits and medical isolation huts, while camp plots will measure 8m x 8m, with a limit of two people per tent.
Social distancing will be in place all around the site, from the festival arenas to food vendors.
There will be over 40 bands on the bill at each of the Unlocked events, with the first weekend including performances from headliners And So I Watch You From Afar and Ryan McMullan.
Other names on the bill include Roe, Joshua Burnside, Blackbird and Crow, The Henry Girls, The Pat McManus Band, Hunkpapa and Lore.
But organisers note that the plans are entirely subject to lockdown restrictions on the dates of the proposed events.
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