The Wonder Stuff for Bearded Theory

The Wonder Stuff have been announced as playing the Main Stage on the Friday night of Bearded Theory which takes place from Friday 14th to Sunday 16th May 2010.

Hailing from the West Midlands, the band gathered a following during the late '80s with the release of 'The Eight Legged Groove Machine' and 'Hup'. The group found chart success after their third album 'Never Loved Elvis' in 1991 with 'The Size of a Cow' and 'Dizzy'. The band went their separate ways in 1994 only to reform seven years later and are sure to play their old classics, along with new material to the bearded faithful.

The Stuffies will join the previously announced Friday acts the King Blues, Dodgy, Subgiant, Eskimo Fires and AOS3. This is the final Main Stage announcement for this May's festival.

The festival boasts a one acre children village, three real ale bars, five stages, world food emporium, chill out areas, busk stops, over 100 artistes, site art, large craft and creative art area, walkabouts and finally a huge laser and firework finale to celebrate the new decade.

The acts confirmed for 2010 include The King Blues, New Model Army and Dreadzone, plus Pama International, Neville Staple, Dodgy, Banco De Gaia, Kangaroo Moon, Inner Terrestrials, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Senser, Blyth Power, Goldblade, Tragic Roundabout, Rev Hammer, Back to the Planet, Pronghorn, Boot Hill All Stars, Subgiant, Doctor and The Medics, Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs, and more. There are more acts still to be announced including the Friday headliner.

For the line-up details, day and stage splits, as available please click here.

Tickets for the festival which happens at Bradley Nook Farm, Hulland Ward, Ashbourne, in Derbyshire are priced as follows: adult weekend tickets are priced at £65, under 16s weekend tickets are priced at £15, weekend tickets for under 12s are priced at £10, and children under 5s are free. A Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) is priced at £140.

Day tickets will not be available this year. Car parking is priced at £5 (No car parking charge will be applicable to anyone that lift shares or has 4 people in the car. The driver will also be given a small gift as an appreciation of thanks from the festival. Please note you will be charged £10 at the gate if you do not have a ticket.) Live in vehicle passes are priced at £15.

To buy tickets click here.

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