Audio Farm Festival 2021

Audio Farm Festival 2021

Thursday 2nd to Tuesday 7th September 2021
Hopton Court, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY14 0EF, England MAP
£150 for the weekend (sold out)

Daily capacity: 1,000

Last updated: Mon 9th Aug 2021

Audio Farm Festival returns to Hopton Court, in Kidderminster, from Thursday 2nd to Tuesday 7th September 2021.

Audio Farm re-confirmed on Tuesday 6th July that it plans to go ahead.

Line-up

Announced acts include: Goldie, 303, Africa Oye, Afrodeutsche, Age of Glass, Altern8, Annabel Fraser, Bryan Gee, Crazy P (DJ), DJ Paulette, Euphonique, Gina Breeze, Hedge Gods, Hemp Redemption, Henge, Hit & Run, Hold Tight Records, Iguanas, Jade Parker, Jerome Hill, John FairhurstKerrie, Krysko, LTJ Bukem, Me Gusta, Meat Free, Melodic Distraction, Mobius Loop, Mungos Hifi, Naive Melody, Rave Against Racism, Red Laser Records, Sam Watson, Sarah Bates, See Thru Hands, Shunya, Slam, Space cadet, Thara Bergen, T-Man, Ushti Baba, Will Tramp, and more.

For a full list of announced acts please see the line-up page.

Tickets

Tickets are sold out they were priced at £150 for adults, or £45 for ages 15-17. Those 14 and under can attend free.

Day tickets were available for £50.

Ethos

Audio Farm is a non-profit event, owned by and to the benefit of registered charity the Green Paw Project, which aims to raise £30,000 to build an animal wildlife sanctuary in Malawi to help rescue and rehabilitate wildlife such as leopards, antelopes and aid in the fight against poaching animals through frontline work in the National Parks. With funds raised from previous Audio Farm events and festivals, Green Paw Project ‘Mission Malawi’ starts in October 2018 with a free veterinary clinic and rabies campaign for locals of Malawi, and is being project managed by the Audio Farm/One Tribe Festival team who are the founders of the charity.

More info

As well as music, the festival also has craft workshops, a healing space, a children's area, speaker's keep, farmer's market, & more.

In the true spirit of grass-roots Festivalism, the latest annual gathering of the Audio Farm promises to be bursting with more creativity and innovative music. From the weird and wonderful curios and cabaret acts to the alluring and peaceful surroundings of the healing gardens, it’s a weekend of all out hedonism, or time to unwind and expand our consciousness.

More information will be here when available.