OsFest 2011

OsFest the Shropshire music festival expands to three days taking place from 4.00pm on Friday 27th May until Sunday 29th May 2011 at Oswestry Showground, in Shropshire.

Line-up

Lethal Bizzle, Parade, The Fillers, Example, Tinchy Stryder, The Feeling, Goldie Lookin' Chain, Toddla T, Jaymo & Andy George, Boomtown Rats, Jaguar Skills, Aggro Santos, From The Jam (Bruce Foxton), Toddla T, Jaymo & Andy George, Paradise Point, Revurb, Suzuki Method, My Forever, Libby Gliksman, Shamanic, Major Major, Dai Roberts, jklmno, Blindsyde, The Queue, Andy O'Brien, The Taste, The Paris Riot Remedy, and more. The festival will offer a range of music and dance acts, both well known and emerging talent.

Tickets

The early bird offer has ended. An adult ticket is priced at £57.50 for a full weekend camping ticket. Under 16 camping tickets (for children from 8 - 15 years inclusive at the date of the festival) are priced at £47.50. Children from 1 - 7 years inclusive will need an Under 8 ticket priced at £12.50 with camping. ID will be required when exchanging tickets for wristbands. Day tickets for Saturday or Sunday are priced at £35 (£25 for under 16s, £10 for under 8s), and a weekend ticket without camping is priced at £47.50 for adults, £37.50 for under 16s, £12.50 for under 8s). To buy tickets, click here.

Parking

There are 3 categories of parking available; 'Standard' at £5 which will be a maximum 5 minute walk from the festival arena, "Priority' priced at £10 which will be immediately next to the festival arena giving easy access and departure and 'Campervan' (must also by weekend with camping tickets) are priced at £ 15, which will be for people wishing to use a campervan for staying over.

On site

OsFest will transform the 37 acre Showground site into a Festival Village with several camping areas, a food village, VIP hospitality suites, a main stage, funfair, music workshops and many other attractions aimed at a wide and varied audience.

Charity

Proceeds from the event will go to the Afghan Heroes charity which was set up by mothers who had lost sons in the Afghanistan conflict.

More information will be here when available.

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