early bird tickets on sale date announced for Cornbury 2015

Cornbury Music Festival 2015

Friday 10th to Sunday 12th July 2015
The Great Tew Estate, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 4AF, England MAP
£200 with camping

Daily capacity: 20,000

Limited numbers of early bird tickets for the 12th annual Cornbury Music Festival will go on sale from noon on Friday 28th November for a week until midnight on Friday 5th December, and eFestivals will have links to buy them then.

Early bird adult weekend with camping ticket will be priced at £155, a young Person (ages 13-16 years inclusive) weekend with camping ticket will be priced at £95. A child (ages 3-12 years inclusive) weekend with camping ticket is priced at £15. A senior, aged over 70s weekend with camping ticket will be priced at £95.

An adult weekend without camping ticket will be priced at £130, a young person (13-16) weekend without camping ticket will be priced at £70, a child (3-12) weekend without camping ticket will be priced at £15, and an over 70s weekend without camping ticket will be £70. A campervan ticket will be priced at £85.

This will be the only chance to buy discounted tickets before general tickets go on sale on Friday 12th December.

There are no acts confirmed yet for the event taking place at The Great Tew Estate, at Chipping Norton over three days from Friday 10th until Sunday 12th July 2015.

"We're as excited as ever heading into our 12th year." said Festival Director Hugh Phillimore, "I've spent the last three months working on creating the best possible line-up – and it’s looking good so far. I’m so proud of what we’ve achieved but we’re always striving to do better."

Along with delivering a weekend of music, a range of children’s entertainment, fairground and gastronomic offerings, 2015 will see the Cornbury Music Festival further developing its relationship with Qi and associated publisher Unbound, expanding its Other Stage into spoken word, poetry and magic and announcing a new comedy partnership.

Cornbury Music Festival will also continue its charitable objectives in partnership with Oxford’s Helen & Douglas House children’s and young adults’ hospices and next year plans to help fund the centres' music therapy specialist.

"Of course we want to be the best small independent music festival in the UK," adds Hugh, "but if we can do some useful fundraising for the local community while having a lovely safe family party then we’ll really be achieving something."

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 posh catering offering everything from champagne and cappuccinos to real ale.

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