Red Rooster Festival - CANCELLED 2013

Friday 13th to Saturday 14th September 2013
Euston Hall, Suffolk, IP24 2QP, England MAP
£90 for the weekend, children u12 free

Last updated: Thu 6th Jun 2013

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Red Rooster Festival has been cancelled.

A statement from Red Rooster says:

"It is with great regret that Red Rooster will be postponed for 2013.

We feel we need to relook at the formula for the event and ensure that we can present the best show possible, which this year for many reasons, we felt was not possible. Red Rooster's team would like to thank all of our audience for their early support for the show and we hope to be back with you as soon as we are ready to present our new formula and show.

We hope you can bear with us whilst we try and make everything happen behind the scenes to reignite the spirit of Red Rooster. All tickets can be refunded at point of purchase - any questions can be directed to info@redrooster.org.uk."

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Red Rooster Festival takes place in the grounds of Euston Hall, in Suffolk. Gates The will open on the afternoon of Friday 13th and finish in the early hours of the morning of Sunday 15th September.

Embracing the sounds and lifestyle of the American Deep South, Red Rooster aims to become the event for fans of Rhythm and Blues, Americana, Soul, Roots and Country music.

Line-up

Latest additions are Beverly 'Guitar' Watkins and the King Bees (UK Festival Exclusive), Jamie N Commons, Hudson Taylor, The Riptide Movement, St Paul and The Broken Bones (UK exclusive), Jesse Dee, The Riot Act, Miraculous Mule, Pearl TN, Scoundrels, CC Smugglers, and Danni Nicholls.

They join The Jim Jones Revue, Heartless Bastards, Kitty, Daisy and Lewis, Pete Molinari, Son of Dave, Marcus Bonfanti, Dollar Bill, Big Boy Bloater, Urban Voodoo Machine, Honkeyfinger, Ross Allen, Lady Kamikaze, Count Sizzle, Natty Bo, Liam Large, Count Skylarkin, Jazzman Gerald, and Tropikal Brighton.

Tickets

Early Roosters tickets are priced at £90 (full price £100) for the weekend which includes camping and parking. Campervan passes are priced at £25. This event is free for children aged 12 years.

Food and drink

All food and drink on offer will be based around the theme of the Deep South too - expect to encounter one of the best BBQ joints outside of Mississippi! Whether it's Cajun and Creole, BBQ, bourbon, or gumbo and jambalaya, the organisers are guaranteeing you'll leave their kitchen fuller than a tick on a hound dog. There'll also be farmer's market for guests to browse and take home a taste of the South before making their way home.