Fieldview Festival 2017

Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th August 2017
Little Somerford, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 5LA, England
£75 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 3,000

Last updated: Thu 20th Jul 2017

Fieldview is an independent, grass roots music and arts festival which was founded by the Cameron Brothers in 2007 after an annual garden party out grew its humble surrounding, to a 3,000 capacity event.

This year it returns over the first weekend in August for a 11th edition from Thursday 3rd until Sunday 6th August 2017. Held again in Little Somerford near Chippenham, in Wiltshire.

Line-up

The acts confirmed for this year are:- Palace, Fickle Friends, Lakuta, Island, Youngr, Clean Cut Kid, Eva Lazarus, Courts, Cousin Kula, Tom B. Cooper, Ruby Confue, Isle, Enné, J And The Rest, Jericho Noguera, Joe Probert, Alxndr London, Youth Club, Kog And The Zongo Brigade, Kyan, Little Thief, Low Island, Lucy Sophia Hill, Mammal Hands, Marc O’reilly, Mark J Lee, Matthew Bryant, Ardyn, Nathan Ball, Paul Scott, Plummie Racket & The Dicemen, Ru Robinson, Samuel Jack, Screamin’ Miss Jackson, Gudrun Von Laxenburg, Slimline Shufflers, Sn Dubstation, Soeur, Stone Cold Fiction, The Curst Sons, The Dustbowl Children, The Greasy Slicks, The Tribe, True Strays, Verbal Remedies, Young Waters, The Big Happy Forever, Olivia, Tamar, Charlie Scoble, Shuwanfey, Duchess Djs, Michael Jablonka, Bloody English, Escvpade, Son Of Kong, Killamonjambo, Drift Continental (Dj), Alba, Arwen, Bare Traps, Ben Mcdanielson, Bledig, Brass Funkeys, Brook Tate, Dr Bluegrass And The Illbilly 8, Dusk Brothers, Elias One Man Band, Foreign Locals, Gary Spacepope, Stony Browder Jr, Hannah Williams & The Affirmations, Harrisen Larner-main, Imogen Harfleet, Dial-a-rave.

Tickets

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The early bird deal has ended. Tickets are now priced at £75.

Ethos

Fieldview is a small and independent festival based around the principle that things are always better done yourself. The festival is famed for its not for profit attitude, intimacy, green issues, and quality of music. There is camping available, no cash machine, and lots of reasonably priced locally produced food.

Fieldview Festival has raised tens of thousands for local and international charities over the last 10 years and is coming back to a field in Wiltshire this August.

Expect new music, interactive workshops, the finest locally sourced food and the usual FVF warm welcome.

More information will be here when available.