Stooshe, Jarred Christmas, Christian O'Connell and more for Cornbury

Four more stages including the comedy line-up have been unveiled for this summer's Cornbury Music Festival, taking place at The Great Tew Estate, at Chipping Norton.

Added to the main line-up are Aurora J Young, StooShe, and International Ukulele Club of Sonning Common.

The line-up of comedy hosted by the Absolute Comedy Emporium is led by Jarred Christmas, and Christian O'Connell, and includes Luke Wright, Mark Grist, Steve Pottinger, Joolz Denby, Tim Key, The Church of Now, Damien Clarke, Adam Belbin, Chris Martin, WitTank, Pat Cahill, Daniel Simonsen, Totally Tom, Naz Osmanoglu, Richard Herring, Flange Krammer, Barry From Watford, Sam Simmons, Frisky & Mannish, Sheeps, Jay Foreman, Romesh Ranganathan, Rob Beckett, Tom Rosenthal, Liam Williams, Matt Osbourne, Idiots Of Ants, Matt Richardson, Adam Hess, Carl Donnelly, Nick Helm, and Abandoman.

Announced for the Bedford Live Stage are William Topley, The Find, Relish, Never The Bride, Skinny Machines, Gemma Mewse, and The Deets.

The Riverside Stage line-up includes Rainy Boy Sleep , Dead Like Harry, Satsangi, The Brickwork Lizards, Melic, Kris Dollimore, Milo & Aaron, Vigilante Black Special, Kalanga, The Jesters, The Big 50, Family Machine, Charly Coombes, The Inflatables, Steam Roller, The Epstein, Drella, Fused, Dear Chicago, Sam Jones, and The Reaper.

Whilst the Cafe Nerro Imagesound Stage will host Liam Blake, Harry, Felix Fables, Common Tongues, Sumudu, Breakfast Boogie & Blues, Yvonne Lyon, Helen Boulding, Stephen Langstaff, Miss 600, Jamie Abbott, Sam Gray, and Michelle Nadia.

They join a line-up topped by Elvis Costello and The Imposters, James Morrison, and Jools Holland and the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra with guests Marc Almond, and Ruby Turner will headline. also confirmed are Alison Moyet, The Waterboys, Pixie Lott, Eli Paperboy Reed, Hugh Laurie & his Copper Bottom Band, Macy Gray, Police Dog Hogan, Danny and the Champions Of The World, Newton Faulkner, Aloe Blacc, Will Young, Seasick Steve, Nine Below Zero, Nerina Pallot, Katzenjammer, and more. For the line-up details as available please click here.

In addition to the music, expect the festival to offer a variety of attractions including a fairground, many morris dance pageants, children's theatre workshops, theatre workshops, arts and crafts, speciality shops, novelty acts and upmarket catering offering everything from champagne and cappuccinos to real ale.



In addition to the music, expect the festival to offer a variety of attractions including a fairground, many morris dance pageants, children's zone with a full programme of entertainment, children's theatre workshops, theatre workshops, arts and crafts, speciality shops, novelty acts and upmarket catering offering everything from champagne and cappuccinos to real ale.

An adult weekend is priced at £175 with camping or £150 without camping. A young person's weekend ticket (aged 13-16 years) is priced at £100 with camping or £75 without camping. Camping tickets for children (aged 3-12 years) are priced at £10 or £15 with camping. Children 2yrs and under go free and do not require a ticket. Adult day tickets are priced at £65 for Friday/Sunday, and £70 for Saturday. A young Person's day ticket is priced at £30 for Friday/Sunday, and £35 for Saturday. Day tickets for children (aged 3-12 years) and the over 70s are priced at £10.

To buy tickets (from tomorrow, Friday 9th March at 9am), click here.

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