Deacon Blue, and Wilko Johnson for Cornbury

plus Stackridge, Ben Montague, Pete Lawrie, and more

By Scott Williams | Published: Thu 31st Mar 2011

Cornbury Music Festival 2011

Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd July 2011
The Great Tew Estate, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 4AH, England MAP
£140 or £160 with camping

Eighties popstars Deacon Blue have been confirmed to appear on the main stage on Saturday at Cornbury Music Festival taking place at its new home The Great Tew Estate, at Chipping Norton.

Former Dr. Feelgood guitar legend Wilko Johnson has been added to the second stage line-up on Sunday. Also performing on that day will be '70s folk rockers and festival veterans Stackridge, who were the opening act at the first ever Glastonbury in 1970.

Representing the new talent this year are Ben Montague, Pete Lawrie, and Alice Gold, plus Birmingham's country pioneers The Toy Hearts, London rockers Saint Jude, and local heroes The Chipping Norton Allstars.

These acts are added to a bill which includes James Blunt, The Faces, and Status Quo will headline with Cyndi Lauper, Eliza Doolittle, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Bellowhead, Ray Davies, Imelda May, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Like, Olly Murs, The Saw Doctors, and John Allen. Sunday afternoon's line-up will also feature the new secret slot. It's going to be a very welcome appearance by a legendary band - but they can't be announced until they take to the stage. For the line-up details as available please click here

This will be Cornbury's 8th year but its first at a new site. The Oxfordshire festival has moved to the Great Tew Estate, and this year the festival will, for the first time, be held over three days, from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd July 2011.

An adult weekend will be priced at £140 or £160 with camping. A young person's weekend ticket (aged 13-16 years) is priced at £70 or £90 with camping. Day tickets are priced at £60 for adults, £30 for youths. A campervan pass is priced at £40. A limited number of FREE tickets available for children (aged 12 and under), for adults aged over 70, and disabled carers. To buy tickets, click here.

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