The Big Tree Festival is cancelled

The Big Tree Festival the new environmentally-focused family festival held at Euston Park, in Suffolk has been cancelled.

A statement from The Big Tree Festival says:

"It's with great regret that we have to announce the cancellation of the Big Tree Festival. This unfortunate position has been brought about by unexpected poor ticket sales and a continuing poor forecast for the pursuing months. We have worked very hard to try to make the festival happen however given the current circumstances we have no choice other than to cancel.

We would like to thank all the suppliers and contractors, that have also worked very hard to try and put on the festival this year as well as the artists and agents that have supported us for this event; we are very sorry that we are not able to have them play.

We would also like to thank the many followers and fans who have supported us and we are truly very sorry for having to cancel.

This has been a very hard decision for us to make as the project meant a great deal, all involved have put in a massive amount of time and effort on a voluntary basis. We would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused and hope people will understand and appreciate our difficult position.

Please contact the ticket agency you purchased tickets from to claim refunds.."

The line-up was set to include The Hoosiers, Athlete, plus Republica, Will and the People, Mamas Gun, The Undercover Hippy, Liz Lawrence, Police Dog Hogan, Stereo MC's, The Christians, Beverley Craven, Dodgy, Wild Smiles, The Skints, Lucy Ward, Yes Sir Boss, Will And The People, Eddie And The Hot Rods, Paper Aeroplanes, Ewan McLennan, Sam Forrest, Rusty Shackle, The Outcast Band, The BlackWhite, Zombie Met Girl, Changing Horses, Borderline:Fire, Apple Rabbits, Andrew Duhon, Bob Hillary and the Massive Mellow, Benjamin Bloom, Tiny Dragons, Canterbury, and Missing Andy, and more.

An adult (16+) weekend ticket including camping was priced at £65, with a child (aged 5-15 years) ticket priced at £25, children aged under 5 years weekend tickets priced at £1 (All proceeds from Under 5's ticket sales will be donated to Suffolk Wildlife Trust).

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