Nozstock Festival - POSTPONED 2021

Wednesday 21st to Saturday 24th July 2021
The Farm, Rowden Paddocks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, HR7 4LS, England MAP
SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 5,000

Last updated: Thu 1st Jul 2021

This has been postponed until 2022. Organiser's statement here.

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An intimate family run festival of performing arts, which takes place every summer, and brings together rock, indie, ska, world, folk, hip hop, drum n bass, dubstep, breaks and house, psytrance, cabaret, comedy, theatrics indoor and out, film and kids entertainment to an intimate farm deep in the rolling hills of Herefordshire.

The 22nd Nozstock Festival takes place at a farm near Bromyard, Herefordshire from Thursday 22nd until Sunday 25th July 2021.

Line-up

Acts include Sister Sledge, Andy C ft. Tonn Piper, Gentleman's Dub Club, Ibibio Sound Machine, Submotion Orchestra, Calyx & Teebee w/ LX One, Dirty Dike w/DJ Sammy B-side, Mungo's Hi Fi ft. Gardna, Stanton Warriors, Break, Kingdem (Rodney P, Ty, Black Twang), and more.

For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Tickets

Tickets are now sold out, they were priced as follows:-
Adult tickets: £135 for Friday-Sunday, or £145 for Thursday-Sunday.
Teen (13-14) tickets: £100 for Friday-Sunday, or £110 for Thursday-Sunday.
Children aged 12 years and under are free, but need a ticket.
car park: £15
live-in vehicle: £40

Fancy dress theme

Festival goers are encouraged to dress up. The Theme for 2020 is "into the great unknown".

More Info

Along with the music there's comedy, theatrics, film & craft. Nozstock is a playground for everyone, from seasoned festival goers to newbies setting out for their very first time. Inspirational and intimate, this eclectic haven offers a broad spectrum of live music, DJs, arts, comedy, workshops, cinema and performance in a sublime setting, flowing from family-friendly adventure by day to a big party by night, set across various locations at this delightful, topsy-turvy farm.

Shuttle services will be on offer from local town Bromyard and to and from Hereford and Worcester before and after the festival.

There will be more information here when available.