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Melting Sundown at the One Garden

Aug 19, 2026
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Posted by Nick McAllister

Deep in the depths of the beautiful walled One Garden at Stanmer Park a new musical offering is flowering in the late summer sunshine thanks to the ever inventive team at Melting Vinyl, who remain the driving force behind the Lewes Psychedelic Festival as well a huge range of gigs across the city.

Melting Sundown promises to be an eclectic and creative set of live performances. While the wider surrounds of Stanmer are no stranger to big festivals, this is the first time the walled garden has been used for this sort of event.

The line up ranges from cinematic soundtracks to electronica via folk and singer songwriters. While the focus might not be on huge big name acts, just a few bars of the absolutely stunning ‘A Beginning And An End’ by Pillow is enough to have Team Source trembling with excitement at the swirling strings and atmospheric modern classical music.

Similarly the dramatic folk songwriting of Bella Spink suggests our jaw will be on the floor at this expertly curated line up. They are joined by the dark folk of Jo Burke, the Sussex song writer Fred Hills and the electronica of Whitstable based Sophie Serota.

Melting Vinyl presents: Melting Sundown
Saturday 19th September – The One Garden
6pm to 11pm

Tickets available here

Aug 19, 2026
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Nick McAllister
Writer and DJ. Veteran of a million and one Sheffield free parties, Lost Vagueness, Tonne of Meat, Shangri-La, The Blind Tiger Club.
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