Andy C and MC GQ lead dance acts for Nozstock

Pioneers of drum n bass Andy C and MC GQ lead the line-up for bass heavy electro dance fans at this year's Nozstock festival which takes place at 17th century farm near Bromyard, in Herefordshire.

From Bristol Dub Mafia provide their unique combo of drum n bass, dubstep and breakbeat. Toddla T and Alix Perez bring the riddim and bashment, alongside controversial, non-conformist dubstepper Borgore. There will also be hi tech breaks from Reso, while The Correspondents give it their swing-hop feel along with live dubstep from the JazZstePpa collective.

Other confirmed dance/hip hop artists and DJs headed for Nozstock's Hidden Valley are Netsky, Icicle, DC Breaks, MC Serocee, MC Remidy, Laid Blak, Dr Meaker, The Anomalies, Dub Boy, Amoss, and Octo-Pi.

A further announcement will be made soon regarding headliners and main stage line-ups.

Now an established, leading family event in its 13th year, the 5,000 capacity Nozstock offers eight main stages of entertainment, intimate areas of theatre and more. The festival is held at The Farm, in Bromyard, Herefordshire from Friday 29th until Sunday 31st July 2011.

This year's fancy dress theme is Twisted Carnival, and festival goers are encouraged to dress up. The festival offers a range of stalls, bars selling cocktails, local ales and ciders, and food outlets plus boutique camping & tipis, and a Supermarche selling all useful supplies for the festival camper. The event offers a range of workshops - free standing, comedy, theatre, arts & crafts, kids, a cinetent, an arts & craft area with sculptures, little Wonderland Kids' Area offering all weekend entertainment for 12s and under, and a chance to jam around the wood fire.

An early bird adult weekend ticket with camping is priced at £65. Children aged 12 years and under can attend for free. A teen early bird weekend ticket (13-17 yrs old) is priced at £50 (16s and under must be accompanied by adult). A camper/Live-in vehicle pass is priced at £28 (Camper Van passes must be bought before the festival), and a car park pass is priced at £5 in advance.

To buy tickets, click here.

Here is a short eFestivals film about 2010's Nozstock festival.

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