early bird tickets on sale today for Cornbury 2014

Cornbury Music Festival 2014

Friday 4th to Sunday 6th July 2014
The Great Tew Estate, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 4AH, England MAP
£200 with camping

Daily capacity: 20,000

Limited numbers of early bird tickets for Cornbury Music Festival will go on sale from 9am today, Friday 8th November. Early bird ticket prices have been frozen from last year and represent a substantial price cut of £40 - and children’s weekend camping tickets are just £10 – a great saving of more than 60 per cent.

"It is important to us to offer a good discount to our regular attendees and local supporters" said festival founder Hugh Phillimore.

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Earlybird tickets are priced as follows:
(projected regular 2014 ticket price in brackets)

Adult Weekend: £125 (£160) / with camping £150 (£190)
Young Person’s Weekend (aged 13-16): £65 (£80) / with camping £90 (£110)
Child Weekend (aged 3-12): £10 (£25) /with camping £10 (£30)
Over 70s Weekend: £65 (£80) / with camping £90 (£110)
Campervan permit £85

All children aged 2 and under, and Disabled Carers FREE

All tickets subject to booking fees

There are no acts confirmed yet for the event taking place at The Great Tew Estate, at Chipping Norton over three days from Friday 4th until Sunday 6th July 2014.

This will be the only chance to buy discounted tickets before general tickets go on sale in the first week of March 2014 when the full artist line-up is announced.

This year the festival helped various charities, including Helen & Douglas House, raise £25,000, which added to monies raised previously brings the event’s total to more than £275,000 over the past decade. "I’m particularly proud of our local fundraising" added Hugh, "as I think we’ve really made a tangible contribution to the local community while having a very lovely party."

Now in its 11th year the festival offers a tried and tested mix of legendary artists and new stars, Qi’s Festival of Words, and Absolute Radio’s Comedy Emporium.

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