BBC Introducing line-up announced for The Big Feastival 2021

The Big Feastival 2021

Friday 27th to Sunday 29th August 2021
Kingham, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 6UJ, England MAP
£194.50 with camping, £164.50 without

Daily capacity: 20,000

Last updated: Fri 13th Aug 2021

The BBC Music Introducing Stage line-up and more for The Big Feastival, the three day family friendly event combining food and live music presented by cheese-loving Alex James at his Cotswold farm at Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire over the August bank holiday weekend of Friday 28th to Sunday 30th August 2020.

Joining Sigala, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Rag'n'Bone Man, Zara Larsson, Tom Grennan, All Saints, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and many more on this year's main stage line-up are Campbell Sibthorpe, Ruth Kelly, Pandapopalypse, Izzie Derry, Ramptom Prom, Candid, and ENY on Friday. The BBC Music Introducing Stage hosts Zkeletonz, Dolly Mavies, Chasing Deer, Laura Christopher, Reece Bahia, Jules Rendell, and Easter Island Statues on Saturday, and Some People, Jen Berkova, Premium Leisure, The Rising, Wandering Wires, Chikaya, and Juno Dream on Sunday.

Alex James' Cheese Hub, which will be hosting some very special guest DJs sets across the three days. These include DJ and producer Lottie, Norman Jay, Danny Rampling, Fat Tony, Krafty Kuts, and A.Skillz, as well as special sets from host Alex James & Friends.

The bandstand will entertain with Joe Hicks, The Yoko Mainwaring Experience, Fun DMC, The Dunwells, Swing Patrol, Toto Popadopulous, Dick & Dom DJ Battle, Drum & Bass Workout, Duke, Rockeoke, Marie White, a secret guest, Disco Dance Soul Train, DJ BBQ, Mel Bel, Hula Hoop Performance, Maddison Douch, 80's themed pub quiz, Dave Flack, Power Ballad Workout, and Ultimate Power DJs

For the details as available including day and stage splits please see the line-up page.

The Big Featival would be nothing without nosh, with acclaimed chefs bringing their awe-inspiring masterclasses to the culinary stages. There's Nathan Outlaw, Mark Hix, Ching He Huang, Theo Randall, Ping Coombes, Giz & Greens, Matt Tebbutt, Candice Brown and Ralph Rolle.

For family entertainment there's festival favourite Justin Fletcher, Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain Part Five, Andy and the Odd Socks, and Aardman Animation with more live entertainment to be discovered across the weekend.

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Tickets are currently priced as follows (including fees):-
WEEKEND TICKETS WITH CAMPING
adult weekend with camping: £194.50
teen (13-17) weekend with camping: £112
under-12s weekend with camping: £46
WEEKEND TICKETS NO CAMPING
adult weekend no camping: £164.50
teen weekend no camping: £97
under-12s weekend: £29.50
day tickets: Friday £68; Saturday: £82; Sunday £82.

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