five more for Larmer Tree

including CW Stoneking, The Penny Black Remedy, and The Dodge Brothers

By Scott Williams | Published: Thu 3rd Feb 2011

Larmer Tree Festival 2011

Wednesday 13th to Sunday 17th July 2011
Larmer Tree Gardens, near Tollard Royal (about 16 miles W of Salisbury), on the Wilts./Dorset border, SP5 5PT, England MAP
weekend tickets sold out, day tickets left for Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday

Daily capacity: 4,000

Five more additions have been added to the line-up for the 21st anniversary Larmer Tree Festival.

Joining the bill on Sunday will be the CW Stoneking who has been inspired by acoustic blues, jazz and calypso to create his own unique style. Coming back to Larmer Tree will be The Penny Black Remedy who performed at last year's festival, along with The Dodge Brothers who return for their fifth year. Also just booked are Moscow Drug Club, and Boppin' B.

The first acts confirmed for 2011 are Jools Holland and the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra who, as is traditional, headlines the Wednesday night with special guest Sandie Shaw. Bellowhead are confirmed for Friday night, Spiers & Boden on Thursday, and Show of Hands on Sunday. Also booked are Skinny Lister, Rosie Doonan, My First Tooth, Polly & The Billets Doux, ahab, The Mopes, and Disco's Out (Murder's In). There will be over over 80 acts playing in total across 6 stages at the family friendly festival set in the spectacular backdrop of Larmer Tree Gardens, in Dorest from Wednesday 13th to Sunday 17th July.

An adult weekend ticket is priced at £197 for all 5 days, £162 for 4 days, and £130 for 3 days, there are Youth (age 11-17), and Child (age 5-10) options also available. Day tickets are priced from £32 to £59 dependant on day. Larmer Tree ticket prices include free parking and camping for tents, caravans and campervans and under 5's are free.

To buy tickets online, click here. The ticket price includes camping for the night(s) of the date(s) of a ticket, and expect them to sell out quite quickly.

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