Barn On The Farm has announced loads of top names for 2018’s event, including Pale Waves, Mystery Jets and main headliner, Tom Grennan.
Also playing the event, are Dork faves Gengahr – who were our Album of the Week not long ago with ‘Where Wildness Grows’ – Bad Sounds, Island, The Night Café, Anteros, Ten Tonnes, Marsicans, Easy Life and Sea Girls.
And if that weren’t enough, there’s also Dermot Kennedy, Tom Walker, Lewis Capaldi, Jade Bird, Nina Nesbitt, Lewis Watson, Mahalia, Youngr, Samm Henshaw, Aquilo, Will Heard, The Pale White, Stereo Honey and loads more.
Barn on the Farm organiser Josh Sanger says: “We are totally thrilled with this year’s line-up. There’s a great mix of hotly-tipped artists sure to hit the wave soon, and some sure-fire live favourites. Give it a few months and everyone will be talking about these upcoming acts.
“It’s a real joy for us to provide these artists with an intimate and relaxed live space down on the Farm, where the crowd is so engaged with the music rather than simply flouncing about in a fairy/tiger costume. Everyone mingles and makes friends at Barn on the Farm too; there are no barriers, vips or suchlike. Just beware of the ostriches – no one messes with them.”
The festival is located on an actual working farm near Gloucester, with stages indoors and outdoors, from 5th-8th July.
Also playing the event, are Dork faves Gengahr – who were our Album of the Week not long ago with ‘Where Wildness Grows’ – Bad Sounds, Island, The Night Café, Anteros, Ten Tonnes, Marsicans, Easy Life and Sea Girls.
And if that weren’t enough, there’s also Dermot Kennedy, Tom Walker, Lewis Capaldi, Jade Bird, Nina Nesbitt, Lewis Watson, Mahalia, Youngr, Samm Henshaw, Aquilo, Will Heard, The Pale White, Stereo Honey and loads more.
Barn on the Farm organiser Josh Sanger says: “We are totally thrilled with this year’s line-up. There’s a great mix of hotly-tipped artists sure to hit the wave soon, and some sure-fire live favourites. Give it a few months and everyone will be talking about these upcoming acts.
“It’s a real joy for us to provide these artists with an intimate and relaxed live space down on the Farm, where the crowd is so engaged with the music rather than simply flouncing about in a fairy/tiger costume. Everyone mingles and makes friends at Barn on the Farm too; there are no barriers, vips or suchlike. Just beware of the ostriches – no one messes with them.”
The festival is located on an actual working farm near Gloucester, with stages indoors and outdoors, from 5th-8th July.
