Out to Graze Festival 2010

Out To Graze Festival expands to a three day musical event featuring the cream of Oxford's musical talent held at Fir Tree Country Park, Warmington, in Oxfordshire from Friday 11th until Sunday 13th June 2010.

Spread over 4 stages the festival encompasses a wide range of underground music styles from House to Hip Hop, Dubstep to Reggae, Acid House to Funk and Disco to Folk so there's certainly something for everyone.

Line-up

Confirmed acts include The Nextmen, Satta, Rebel Architects, 8 fold, Onlyjoe, Fridge and Bungle, Makating, Confidential Collective, Rebel control, Jack opus, Saine, Andy Burby, Em Williams, Rich Smith, James Weston, Tom Baker, James Condon, Ryan ASBO, Nev Scott (Audio Vandals), Andy Howarth, Dave Johnys, Si Yeats, Kostas G, The Artist formerly known as Kevlar, Pirate Soundsystem, Mustard, Gubb, Crappa-T, Black Massa, Absnif, Sketchy Nurse b2b Chewy, Flymo, Jamatix, Gervais, Romper, Vinyl Rich Tea, Squincey, Filed under K, DJ KO, Fubar, Raggasaurus Soundsystem, Laxx, DJ-ME, Document One, Grifta, Kidz with Gunz, Darkman, Dubba Jonny, Howie B, Asad Rizvi, Steve Proctor, White Nause, Alison Marks, JB, Maya Jane Coles, Simon Atkinson, Darren and Spencer, Alex Arnout, and DJ Bongo. Click here for more details. The main stage will run from 12 – 4am with the café showcasing local singer/songwriter acts on the Sunday.

Tickets

Tickets were priced at £50 for an adult weekend ticket, and have sold out.

Olympics & World Cup

This year also sees the Out to Graze Olympics return with more sack races, tug of war and limbo poles. They are also hosting the first Out to Graze World Cup, with a full size inflatable human table football table alongside a dub reggae soundsystem - 'Dubooteo'!

New for 2010

As well as the regular stages from Simple, Slide, Bassmentality and Microclimate, this year sees three new promoters coming on board. London's Z - Shed and Oxford's Dub Politics who'll be helping out with the festival programme running tents on Friday and Saturday night respectively. There's a live Jam stage in the cafe as well as Music Workshops on everything from making music using Cubase through to lessons on scratching.....and they will be showing England vs USA in the World Cup.

Please note this is a dance festival and only suitable for over 18s.

More information will be here when available.

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