Hundred Reasons for 2000trees

Hundred Reasons, and four more acts have been added to the line-up for 2000trees happening from Thursday 12th until Saturday 14th July 2012 at Upcote Farm, Withington, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Larry Hibbitt, guitar and vocals in Hundred Reasons, said, "People always say great stuff about 2000trees so we're looking forward to checking it out for ourselves. They seem to be really into promoting new British music and that's something we've always tried to do as a band too, taking bands we love on tour. It should be a highlight of the summer!"

Festival organiser James Scarlettadded, "We've tried to book Hundred Reasons every year since we started 2000trees in 2007, we absolutely love them, so we are over the moon they have agreed to play. We hope fans will be as excited to see the return of this excellent band to the stage as we are, they will undoubtedly create a special atmosphere at the main stage and I cannot wait."

Also added to the bill for The GreenHouse Stage on Friday are Esse.B, and DJ Twiddle. Whilst on Saturday the stage will host Shoes and Socks Off, and VerseChorusVerse.

The acts already announced include 65daysofstatic, Pulled Apart By Horses, The Xcerts, Rolo Tomassi, Johnny Foreigner, Future of the Left, Lower Than Atlantis, Dry the River, Lanterns on the Lake, The James Cleaver Quintet, Arcane Roots , 2:54, Jim Lockey & the Solemn Sun, Maybeshewill, Alessi's Ark, Crazy Arm, LightGuides, This Is the kit, Boat to Row, Antlered Man, Grace Petrie, Crooks, Gallows, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Dog Is Dead, Sharks, Spy Catcher, The Computers, Max Raptor, Gallops, My First Tooth, Brontide, Turbowolf, Freeze The Atlantic, The Marmozets, Run,Walk!, Shapes, The Bronze Medal, Goodnight Lenin, The Cadbury Sisters, Sam Russo, Jason Steel, Sam Brookes, Imperial Leisure, Tellison, Tall Ships, Straight Lines, Hymn, and more. For the line-up details, day and stage splits, as available please click here.

More than 80 live acts will entertain thousands of music fans for two days of music on four stages, plus comedy, DJs, headphone discos, quality and value food & drink, and a trader village.

A weekend ticket is priced at £66, organisers have warned that tickets have nearly sold out. Children aged 0 to 10 years old can go free but require a ticket and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A joint ticket with sister festival 'Y-Not' in Derbyshire is priced at £117. Last year's event sold out in advance.

To buy tickets, click here.

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