Name: Blues On The Farm 2016
Start: 2016-06-16
End: 2016-06-19
Location: Pump Bottom Farm

Blues On The Farm 2016

Thursday 16th to Sunday 19th June 2016
Pump Bottom Farm, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 7EH, England MAP
£129 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 8,000

Last updated: Mon 13th Jun 2016

The 25th Blues on the Farm which plays host annually to 8,000 people and is held just south of Chichester, West Sussex will take place from Thursday 16th until Sunday 19th June 2016.

The farm location is a 40 acre setting on the Sussex Coastal plain a couple of miles south of Chichester and is easily accessible just a couple of miles from the sea and from the city centre and main line station.

Line-up

Thursday: Laurence Jones, Billy Walton Band, and Mike Sanchez and his Band.

Friday: The Hitman Blues Band featuring the New York Horns, Idlewood, Mike Vernon and the Mighty Combo, Sari & The Engine Room, The Blues Band, and King King.

Saturday: Ruby & the Revelators, Sam Kelly’s Station House, Red Butler, Brilleaux, Gerry Jablonski and the Electric Band, Ian Siegal and his Band, and Gary Brooker and Friends.

Sunday: Sam Kelly Drum Workshop, The Blues Issue, Stevie Nimmo, Debbie Bond, Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado, The Jar Family, and Stevie Nimmo.

Tickets

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Tickets are priced at £129. A child aged 10 - 15 years are priced at £49.50, and under 10's get in free. Children must be accompanied by an adult purchasing a ticket. Day tickets are also available.

On site

The main stage is contained in a massive marquee with adequate space for all attending whilst the festival's own dedicated beer tent offers at least a dozen real ales together with lager, stout and he award-winning Appledram Cider which is made on site at Pump Bottom Farm. There is a range of food outlets to suit all tastes.

Car Parking

Car parking is right next to the festival site so no long walks to the event.

Camping

A large campsite for tents, motorhomes and caravans is available for all four nights. The campsite opens at 12 noon on Thursday morning. An electric hook up is expected to be priced around £25.