Tom Grennan, Mystery Jets, Dermot Kennedy, Pale Waves, Tom Walker & more for Barn On The Farm 2018

Barn On The Farm Festival 2018

Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th July 2018
Over Farm , Over, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 8DB, England MAP
£115 - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 1,500

Last updated: Wed 4th Jul 2018

The first acts have been revealed for the ninth Barn On The Farm Festival which takes place from Thursday 5th until Sunday 8th July 2018 at Over Farm Market, Over, in Gloucestershire, with camping available until Monday.

With another headliner still to be revealed, the main headliner in this announcement is Tom Grennan, who is joined over the weekend by Mystery Jets, Dermot Kennedy, Pale Waves, Tom Walker, Lewis Capaldi, Jade Bird, Nina Nesbitt, Lewis Watson, Mahalia, Youngr, Samm Henshaw, Aquilo, Will Heard, Gengahr, Bad Sounds, Island, Freya Ridings, Sam Fender, The Night Cafe, Grace Carter, Anteros, Etham, Lily Moore, Ten Tonnes, OUTLYA, Mullally, Joel Baker, The Pale White, Marsicans, Stereo Honey, Delilah Montagu, The Howl & The Hum, Sea Girls, Callum Stewart, Easy Life, Lola Young, and Apre. There's more acts to be announced.

Barn on the Farm organiser Josh Sanger says, "We are totally thrilled with this year's line-up. There's a great mix of hotly-tipped artists sure to hit the wave soon, and some sure-fire live favourites. Give it a few months and everyone will be talking about these upcoming acts. It's a real joy for us to provide these artists with an intimate and relaxed live space down on the Farm, where the crowd is so engaged with the music rather than simply flouncing about in a fairy/ tiger costume. Everyone mingles and makes friends at Barn on the Farm too; there are no barriers, vips or suchlike. Just beware of the ostriches - no one messes with them."

Tickets are on sale, now only available for Saturday and Sunday (with camping until Monday), priced at £115. Camping is included with all festival tickets.

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Tickets including the more-intimate Thursday and Friday have already sold out.

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