Stereo MC's for The Big Tree Festival

Influential dance act Stereo MC's lead the latest trio of acts announced for The Big Tree Festival a new environmentally-focused family festival.

Perhaps best known for their 90's dance anthems 'Step It Up' and 'Connected', the Stereo MC's complete Saturday's Main Stage line-up joining that day's Main Stage headliners, Athlete, who were announced at the weekend, and others acts including Republica, Will and the People, and Mamas Gun, The Undercover Hippy, Liz Lawrence, and Police Dog Hogan on Saturday's Main Stage.

Also announced today for the three day not-for-profit event held at Euston Park, in Euston, Suffolk from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th August are Ruarri Joseph, and Kal Lavelle.

Other acts include The Christians, Beverley Craven, Dodgy, Missing Andy, Wild Smiles, The Skints, Lucy Ward, Yes Sir Boss, Will And The People, Eddie And The Hot Rods, Paper Aeroplanes, Ewan McLennan, Sam Forrest, Rusty Shackle, The Outcast Band, The BlackWhite, Zombie Met Girl, Changing Horses, Borderline:Fire, Apple Rabbits, Andrew Duhon, Bob Hillary and the Massive Mellow, Andi Fraggs, East Town Pirates, Gerard & the Watchmen, Hot Fiction, Maisie Mae, Freya Roy, The Salt Water Brothers, Lazy Heart Parade, Long Finger Bandits, The Kabeedies, Sunday Driver, Bards of the Heath, Cathedrals & Cars, The Cads, These Ghosts, Violet Bones, Lucy Sampson, Ellie Jamison, Benjamin Bloom, Tiny Dragons, Lisa Redford, Flaming June, Flutatious, The Woodland Creatures, Aartwork, Bemis, Cara Sebastian, The Floe, Johnno Casson, Kevin Pearce, Luke Ferre, and Trouble With Tuesday.

Sunday's Main Stage headliners are due to be announced in the coming weeks.

For the line-up details as available please click here.

As well as the live music, the festival will feature an array of solar and bicycle powered stages and installations, dozens of interactive workshops geared for all ages, guest speakers, comedy, local theatre, silent disco, and some very special guests for Big Tree juniors.

Expect also a wide range of local ales, cider and food on offer, as well as arts and crafts stalls, sustainability workshops, a communal festival allotment & greengrocers, healing fields, hot tubs, and even an animatronic polar bear!.

Mr Bloom from popular BBC CBeebies show Mr Bloom's Nursery will also be stopping by to entertain the children over the weekend. Plus the Roald Dahl Museum will be stopping by for storytelling and eco-themed workshops.

An adult (16+) weekend ticket including camping is priced at £65, with a child (aged 5-15 years) ticket priced at £25, children aged under 5 years weekend tickets are £1 (All proceeds from Under 5's ticket sales will be donated to Suffolk Wildlife Trust). A family ticket (2 adults and 2 children aged over 5 years) is priced at £175. A live in vehicle pass is £20 and a weekend car parking pas is £10. Day tickets are also available priced at £35 for adults, £15 for kids (aged 5-15 years), and £1 for under 5s. An overnight camping pass is £10 and a day ticket car parking pass is £5.

To buy tickets, click here.

Tickets available to purchase in person or by telephone from the Mid Suffolk Tourist Information Centre.

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