Cambridge Rock Festival 2011

This is a weekend festival of classic rock with a bit of everything else thrown in (folk rock, ska, punk, blues, prog, jazz rock, funk & latin fusion etc), with the entertainment taking place provisionally at the Haggis Farm Polo Club in Barton, Cambridge from Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th August 2011.

Line-up

Headlining this year's festival are, The Quireboys, The Hamsters, as part of their farewell tour. Plus Eddie and the Hotrods, John Otway & The Big Band, Larry Miller and Chantel McGregor, The Enid, Caravan, Mostly Autumn, Mr So & So, John Young (Asia, Scorpions, The Strawbs) Band, Credo, Panic Room, Heather Findlay and many more. For the line-up details as available please click here.

There are 4 stages: The Main Stage, Stage Two, which is sponsored by BBC Radio Cambridgeshire Introducing Stage (Thurs), Classic Rock Society (Fri) Rotary Rocks (Sat and Sun), The Buskers Stage and The Access to Music Stage, dedicated to young musicans who attend the Access To Music Schools.

Tickets

Adult early bird weekend tickets are priced at £79 (£25 for under 16s, £1 for under 10s) if ordered before August, they are £89 on the gate. Camping (Thursday - Sunday nights) is extra at £25 per tent. Caravans and campers are £45. The Thursday night gig is open to all festival goers with a valid ticket or £15 on the night. Day tickets are also available - Friday £25 (Friday Evening only £18), Saturday £35, Sunday £35.

To buy tickets click here.

On site

The CRF is renowned for its beers. There are 70 Real Ales, Wine and Lager for everyone to sample and enjoy. Expertly served by a professional and dedicated team

The small festival has events laid on for children. Dogs are welcome. There is also a craft tent, with all sorts of original items being made during the festival. Jugglers, Food Stands, Festival Clothing and CD's for sale. Late at night when all the stages are quiet, there will be 'The Beepy Sessions' on Stage 2 Dedicated to their friend & Stage 2 Manager the late Pete Wilkins - Big Pete (Beepy).

Camping

Cars will be allowed to park next to tents for convienience and security.

There'll be more information when available.

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