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The
highlights
The full line-up on Saturday July 19
The full line-up on Sunday July 20
How to get there
How to get tickets
The
highlights
The main draws this year are Brighton indie kids Electric
Soft Parade, who'll be headlining on Saturday under the monicker
of The Brotherhood of Fish (ESP).
Read a review of ESP
when they last played in Oxford.
Ex-Ride
supremo Mark Gardener,
who's launching a solo career, will be teaming up with Goldrush
- the band that combines attempting to make it big in the music business
with organising the festival itself.
Other
acts to look out for include Meanwhile
Back in Communist Russia, who released a fantastic album
this year and play on the Sunday.
Dustball's
new incarnation, Dive
Dive should be an exciting distraction on Saturday. On Sunday,
look out for Psychid
who (as Hesther Thrale) supported Radiohead in South Parks.
BBC
Young Folk Awards finalist KTB
is one of the lead acts on Sunday. She happens to be a relative
of the Goldrush boys, but hey - they are just a talented family.
Saturday
| Main
stage (Saturday, times tbc) |
| The
Brotherhood of Fish (ESP) |
| Goldrush
& Mark Gardener |
| British
Seapower |
| Black
Nielson |
| The
Futureheads |
| Butterflies
of Love |
| Rocket
Science |
| Dive
Dive |
| Bussy |
| Finlay |
| The
Koreans |
| Daughters
Courageous |
| Caliber |
| Igloo |
| Barn
stage (Saturday, times tbc) |
|
The
Vinyl Frontier (DJ Fu, Blunt Instruments,
Taskforce,
Tony Vegas (Scratch Perverts),
Plus One (Scratch Perverts)
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| Winnebago
Deal |
| Mass |
| The
Edmund Fitzgerald (Elizabeth) |
| Saloon |
| Smilex |
| Youth
Movie Soundtrack Strategies |
| Edible
5ft Smiths |
| Spartacus |
| Cayto |
| Nation |
| Thursdays
of Vega |
| Trailer
Park Tent (Saturday, times tbc) |
| Debasser |
| Lew's
Tunes & Nobsta Nuts |
| Fujiya
and Miyagi |
| Trademark |
| The
Futureheads |
| Antonia |
| Vic
Twenty |
| Dive
Dive |
| Fiel
Garvie |
| Tiger
Club |
| Rachel
Dadd |
| Zoppo |
| Chill
Out Tent (Saturday, times tbc) |
| Magoo |
| Tracking
Farrago |
| Simon
Barron and Ros Brady |
| Stars
of Aviation |
| Chad
Mason & Teknikov |
Sunday
| Main
stage (Sunday, times tbc) |
KTB
& The Will Bartlett Orchestra
MBICR |
| Buck
65 |
| Vera
Cruise |
| Fonda
500 |
| The
Keys |
| Misty's
Big Adventure |
| Psychid |
| The
Brakes |
| Urge
Surfer |
| Easy
Tiger |
| Barn
stage (Sunday, times tbc) |
| this
GIRL |
| Whitmore |
| Electric
Eel Shock |
| Days
Of Grace |
| Gunnbunny |
| Mr
Duck |
| Justified
Tyranny |
| The
Whores Of Babylon |
| Caught
On Tape |
| Trailer
Park Tent (Sunday, times tbc) |
| The
Broken Family Band |
| Byrne |
| Jesse
Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter |
| Laura
Viers |
| Fi-lo
Radio |
| Kid
Samson |
| Brillig
And The Slithey Toves |
| Captive
State |
| Luke
Smith |
| Lesbo
Pig |
| Nervous
Test Pilot |
| Chill
Out Tent (Sunday, times tbc) |
| The
Epstein-Barr Virus Band |
| A
Scholar & A Physician |
| The
Zoltan Kodaly School For Girls |
| Chris
T-T |
| Thomas
Truax |
| The
Relationships |
How
to get there
Truck Fest takes place at Hill Farm in Steventon in South Oxfordshire.
The venue is three miles west of Didcot and 10 miles south of Oxford.
Car:
From the A34, take the A4130 right towards Wantage and then
turn right onto to B4017, which takes you to Hill Farm.
Parking is available on site.
Bus:
There's a regular bus service from St. Aldates, Oxford: get the
32A (Stagecoach) or 35 (Oxford Bus Company).
More info at Stagecoach
and Oxford
Bus Company.
Train:
The nearest station is Didcot Parkway. It's a taxi ride from there.
More info at Thames Trains.
How to get tickets:
They cost £25 (for the full weekend) and are available
through oxfordmusic.net.
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