Started in 2006, the organisers aim is to "organise an intimate festival with our favourite artists, and to offer the bands an opportunity to play longer sets, compared to most other festivals." As one of the festival organisers is Swedish, there is also a Scandinavian feel to the festival, with a Scandinavian showcase of up and coming Nordic talent. The dates for 2009 are confirmed as Friday 11th to Sunday 13th September.
The confirmed acts include Fleet Foxes, Explosions In The Sky, The Hold Steady, Mumford & Sons, Malcolm Middleton, Steve Earle, The Horrors, Bob Log III, Alela Diane, Herman Dune, Archie Bronson Outfit, Brakes, Joe Gideon & The Shark, Lay Low, The Low Anthem, Motel Motel, Peter Broderick, Sparrow and the Workshop, Tallest Man on Earth, This Frontier Needs Heroes, The Travelling Band, Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo, Get The Blessing, The Pack A.D, William Elliott Whitmore, and Whispertown 2000. For the line-up details as available please click here.
The End of the Road festival caters for about 5,000 people. There are three music stages, with the Big Top open to 2am. There's also comedy and a cinema tent hosted by Little White Lies film magazine.
Mb>Tickets are now SOLD OUT. Tickets were priced at £115 for adults (aged 13+); children (aged 6 to 12) £30; children aged 5 and under have free entry - but must have a free ticket. Campervan tickets are priced at £35.
The Larmer Tree Gardens is about 2.5-3 hours drive from London, and falls on the border between North Dorset and Wiltshire, fairly close to Stonehenge. It's a beautiful venue with gorgeous views and with peacocks and huge parrots roaming / flying around freely both inside the gardens and in the field. The festival will be open on Friday 12th September 2009, from 10am until Monday 15th September at 12 midday.
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