So-called because bands originally used two trucks put together as the main stage, this festival first took place in 1998, and 2006 is Truck Nine.
The full line-up will be around 100 bands, across six stages (The Truck Stage, The Trailer Park, The Barn That Cannot Be Named, The Lounge, The Acoustic Tent, The Theater Stage), and many of the bands are now confirmed - click here for details. There's still more to announce, which will include "at least one big hitter".
As well as the music, there's food stalls, a kid's area, market, and at least one bar serving real ale.
Camping is available for Saturday night only, within a stone's throw of the action. No dogs, barbecues (of any kind), campfires, sound-systems (this does not mean your small Sony cd player), or glass.
Tickets already sold out. They were priced at £40, and include camping for Saturday and Sunday nights. U14s are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Parking is limited, please use public transport where possible. The nearest train station is Didcot Parkway.
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