Wickham Festival 2024

Wickham Festival is a 4-day music and arts festival held every August near he historic village of Wickham. The dates for 2024 are confirmed as from Thursday 1st to Sunday 4th August for the family-friendly Wickham Festival which offers live music and entertainment for all ages with camping in a relaxed folk festival setting, and will be held in the Hampshire village of Wickham just east of Eastleigh and just north of Fareham.

Line-up

Artists confirmed for the 2024 festival are Detroit born rock Goddess Suzi Quatro, Levellers, Seth Wakeman, Curtis Stigers, Jerry Douglas, John McSherry, Jim and Beth Malcolm, Ferocious Dog, Tony Christie, Muireann Bradley, Martin Stephenson & The Daintees, Manran, Rura, Katherine Priddy,  The Longest Johns, Rara MacLean, Ryan Young, Saltfishforty, Cut Capers, The Spooky Mens Chorale, The Man They Couldn't Hang, Tankus The Henge, Skipinnish, John Otway and band, 3 Daft Monkeys, The Marching SKAletons, Dream In Colors, Steve Knightley, Johnny Kalsi, Eliza Marshall, Bennet Cerven, Neck, Annie Keating Band, The Copper Family, Jim Moray,  Sarah Smout, Ranagri,  Honey and the Bear, Jim Malcolm & Beth Malcolm.

Many more artist, including some amazing headliners to be announced.

Tickets

Tickets, including say-tickets are available. You can still save £50 on every 4-day adult weekend season ticket if you book before the end of January.

Adult 4-day weekend ticket (tier 4) at £200

Adult day-tickets: £60 (Thrusday), £70 (Friday), £85 (Saturday), £85 (Sunday)

 

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More Info

Other attractions for festival goers include more street theatre; film screenings; a cabaret and circus skills stage, exotic foods fayre, real ale bars, and more.

Campsite open from noon until 9pm on the Wednesday and from 10am on the Thursday.
Festival arena open from 3pm on the Thursday and 8am other days.

For 2024 theorganisers have planned a few changes including moving the festival arena to a flatter and better drained grass field with improved pedestrian and vehicular access just across the main Winchester Road. Wickham is also looking into launching a Park & Ride scheme

Getting there

Wickham is easily reached by road, rail, coach, bus and air. If coming by road, Wickham is just two miles north of the M27 (junction 10) near Fareham and is less than 10 miles from both the M3 and A3. Alternatively, for a scenic route, take the A32 from Alton and head south through the beautiful Meon valley.

There will be more information here when it becomes available.

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