OUT West Festival 2017 to host Pronghorn's 25th anniversary celebrations

OUT West Festival 2017

Thursday 13th to Sunday 16th July 2017
secret outdoor location, near West Ashton, Wiltshire, England
£75 for a weekend ticket

Last updated: Thu 6th Jul 2017

The 4th annual Once Upon A Time In The West aka OUT West Festival which takes place in a secret rural location, very near Trowbridge in the South West from sundown on Thursday 13th to 2pm Sunday 16th July 2017 have revealed they will be hosting Pronghorn's 25th Anniversary. The news was revealed on the end of the last photo video they have published on Youtube yesterday, which can be seen below.

The festival is run by a crew who brought you the likes of Glastonbury, Bearded Theory (Tornado Town), Bath Fringe, Endorse it in Dorset & beyond.

Organisers said, "....and for 2017 we have a festival exclusive!!! 25 years in the making.... (that's a big old time for a cider-marinade, even by Dorset standards.) It's our pleasure to host the official quarter of a century party of the biggest Cowpunk band on the planet - Pronghorn! "

There are no other acts announced yet for 2017. The OUT West Festival music policy is varied and expect local, national and international acts playing Ska, Dub, Bluegrass, Folk, Cowpunk, Swing, Klezmer, HipHop, Rockabilly and beyond.

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A limited amount of Second Tier tickets are still on sale, then Tier three will kick in.

Prices are as follows:
Adult Tier 2 - £70
Adult Tier 3 - £75

All other tickets remain at 2015 prices - A youth (aged 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £20, child (aged 6-12 years) is priced at £10, and kids (aged 5 years & under) weekend tickets were £1 (and have sold out). A live-in vehicle pass is £15 and a car park pass is priced at £5. Prices do not include service fees.

The bar remains at pub prices!

The emphasis will be on having a good time – a celebration of what The West and beyond has to offer, accessible, welcoming, affordable and a fantastic party…… the like of which the Westcountry is famed for.

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