Hot Chip, Eliza Doolittle, & Fenech-Soler for Hop Farm Music Festival

The Hop Farm Festival have announced the final acts for the Sunday line-up which sees Prince headlining.

Joining headliner Prince at the 4th annual Hop Farm Music Festival on the Sunday line-up will be Hot Chip (DJ set), Eliza Doolittle, Aloe Blacc, The Pierces, The Go! Team, Young Knives, Fenech-Soler, Young Rebel Set, Sound Of Rum, Friends Electric, Big Deal, and The 1945.

Vince Power, the Festival organiser, said, "Going to a three day event in year 4 is a great achievement for the festival. We are very pleased with our line up and are looking forward to the festival."

A ticket for the whole of the three-day event will cost £170. Two day tickets (for either Friday and Saturday or Saturday and Sunday) are priced at £130 and a single day ticket is £70. Festival-goers who have already purchased two day tickets will be able to upgrade to the third day to see Prince for just £40. A campervan ticket is priced at £35 for any day, and disabled options are also available. Under 12's go free with a paying adult. Proof of age may be requested upon entry to the Festival.

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The now three-day festival will take place from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd July in Paddock Wood, Kent. The Eagles and Morrissey will headline, plus Lou Reed, Iggy And The Stooges, Patti Smith, Newton Faulkner, Brother, Bryan Ferry, Brandon Flowers, Death Cab For Cutie, 10cc, The Human League, Ocean Colour Scene, Noisettes, Gang Of Four, Bluetones, Paris Riots, The Leisure Society, Brigid Power-Ryce, Mary Coughlan, The Walkmen, Stornoway, Erland And The Carnival, Treetop Flyers, Steve Smyth, Jimmy Barnes, City and Colour, and Transfer, with many more to follow. The festival has 4 music stages and includes comedy and campsite stages.
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Hop Farm is set in 400 acres of unspoilt Kent countryside, and was once a working and now one of Kent's most popular tourist attractions in the Garden of England. This event organised by Vince Power has no VIP area, so everyone has the same experience, there's no registration, no sponsorship, and no branding.

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