The Last Dinner Party, Blossoms, Wunderhorse, Hard Life and CMAT are among the first names for Truck 2025

The Oxfordshire music festival will host a four-day event at Hill Farm next July.

The Last Dinner Party, Blossoms, Wunderhorse, Hard Life and CMAT are among the first names for Truck 2025

The Oxfordshire music festival will host a four-day event at Hill Farm next July.

Truck Festival have announced their first wave of acts for 2025, with Kasabian, Courteeners, Nothing But Thieves and Bloc Party set to headline.

The Oxfordshire festival, taking place at Hill Farm between 24th-27th July, has also booked The Last Dinner Party, Blossoms, Franz Ferdinand, Wunderhorse, Hard Life, CMAT, Sports Team, and The Big Moon.

Natasha Bedingfield joins as a special guest, while Alfie Templeman, Lambrini Girls, Lime Garden, and Fat Dog are also set to perform.

Festival Manager Lily Brimble and Head Of Marketing Sam Harris comment: "We are incredibly excited to reveal what we've been working on in Truck HQ with the first details of Truck 2025! Like a big coming together of our favourite bands, mates and every ridiculous idea we've chucked around the office - 2025 may just be our most complete Truck weekender to date."

The Last Dinner Party, Blossoms, Wunderhorse, Hard Life and CMAT are among the first names for Truck 2025

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