FOM Festival 2011

Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd May 2011
Capesthorne Hall, Siddington, Cheshire, England MAP
£89.50 including camping

Last updated: Mon 4th Apr 2011

The family friendly Friends Of Mine Festival a brand new 10,000 capacity weekend festival happening at Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire from Friday 20th until Sunday 22nd May 2011.

When the organisers of Manchester bands showcase Friends Of Mine hosted a stage at the city's final ever D:Percussion festival in 2007, it planted the germ of an idea to do their own festival on a bigger scale a proper, bands-in-a-field, camping-over, fun-packed, three-day extravaganza.

Line-up

Confirmed headliners are Bad Lieutenant, The Cribs, The Charlatans, A Certain Ratio, The Phantom band, Black Lips, and Jim Noir. Other acts for the Satellite & Lake Stages are Buzzcocks, The Wedding Present, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, Aziz Ibrahim, My Tiger My Timing, Factory Floor, Frazer King, Wild Palms, The Travelling Band, Black Daniel, Natalie Findlay, Electricity in our Homes, and more.

The line-up for Big Top & House Party! includes Howard Marks, Dave Haslam (Hacienda), Stephan Morris (Joy Division / New Order), Good Vibrations, Douglas Hart (The Jesus & Mary Chain), The Wasted Little Deejays, Same Teens DJs, Friends of Mine DJs, The Disco Mums, Breakfast With Yoshimi and Zaireeka, Black Cat DJs, Black Daniel DJs, Martin Moscrop (A Certain Ratio), Tim Burgess, The Gavin Watson Project, and Mike Joyce (The Smiths / 6 Music).

For the full line-up details across four stages as available please click here.

Tickets

Tickets are priced at £89.50 including camping. Parking is priced at £7.50 per car, and a campervan or caravan pass is priced at £40. To buy tickets, click here.

Other entertainment

Aside from the musical entertainment on the main stage, the Big Top stage and the acoustic stage, there'll be a dedicated tent for stand-up comedy, spoken word and poetry, and a marquee run by events company House Party. There's also a cinema tent showing Manchester-centric movies 'Control' and '24 Hour Party People' plus cult classics and a special screening of 'Mr Nice' introduced by Howard Marks himself.