The Enemy, Jaguar Skills, The Cuban Brothers, for Strawberry Fields Festival

plus X-Press 2, The Other Tribe, Discopolis, and more

By Scott Williams | Published: Tue 12th Feb 2013

Strawberry Fields Festival 2013

Friday 9th to Sunday 11th August 2013
Cattow Farm, Heather, Leicestershire, LE67 2RF, England MAP
£80 full weekend with camping

Daily capacity: 5,000

The Enemy, Jaguar Skills, The Cuban Brothers,and X-Press 2 lead the line-up announced for the third Strawberry Fields Festival taking place over three days from Friday 9th to Sunday 11th August 2013 at Cattow Farm in Heather, Leicestershire.

Also confirmed are The Other Tribe, Discopolis, The Lines, Troumaca, Andy H, 2 Bad Mice, Pete Gooding, Robot 84, Phil Dockerty, Danny Whitehead, Highlife, Murray McKee, Tyler Mae, Fitz, Mia & The Moon, The Legitimate Gentlemen, Mike Beck, Drive & Hedgehog, Mikey Dunne, Arnivore, New Walk, Plastic Soul, DJ Fee, Chris Hovey, Mark Gardner & Steve Morley, James Connor, Ed Lee, Gecko Mafia, and The SFF Sunday Disco.

Strawberry Fields Festival is hidden away in the East Midlands countryside at a place renowned locally for its strawberry picking this festival offers a multi staged line-up of international and local acts, and embraces emerging and local talent showcasing a mix of musical styles across it's many stages.

Strawberry Fields Festival offers a wide range of non musical activities over the festival weekend to suit all moods. Retail therapy at the ever expanding Strawberry Glam Vintage Fair, live art demonstrations from some of the UK's graffiti artists, rest and relaxation in the Healing Zone and chance to get intimate at the Poetry Brothel!

The 2013 festival theme is, 'The Call of the Country' - Saturday is officially fancy dress day so we expect to see plenty of Lords & Ladies, Tweed & Twitchers, Cocks & Hens and everything in between.

Adult tickets are priced at £80 and include admission to the whole weekend, 3 nights camping, and free parking. A Family ticket is priced at £185. A campervan/caravan pitch ticket is priced at £30. There is also a £40 deposit scheme available.

To buy tickets, click here.

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