James Bay, Jack Garratt, Rhodes, and more for Barn On The Farm

Barn On The Farm Festival 2015

Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th July 2015
Over Farm Market, Over, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 8DB, England MAP
£100 for Saturday and Sunday

Daily capacity: 1,500

James Bay, Jack Garratt (pictured), and Rhodes lead the acts confirmed for the sixth Barn On The Farm Festival which takes place from Friday 3rd until Sunday 5th July 2015 at Over Farm Market, Over, in Gloucestershire.

Headliner James Bay will be making his first ever headlining appearance and it will be the only time he tops a bill on the UK this summer.

Also unveiled headlining the new stage are Amber Run.

Other acts confirmed today for the 1,500 capacity event are Foy Vance, Nothing But Thieves, JP Cooper, Chasing Grace, Alex Vargas, Port Isla, The Academic, Flo Morrissey, Freddie Dickson & The Guard, Osca, and Louis Berry.

There are still more acts to announce including the special guest who will headline Friday night that will only be revealed on the evening to limited full weekend ticket holders.

The festival is an intimate, folk-orientated music festival held in several barns. Started in 2010 as a small venture, the festival has gained a reputation as a place you will see the next big thing, and bridges the boundary between the mainstream festivals and your typical village hall shenanigans.

Organisers say, "With music at the heart of the festival 2015 is set to be another exciting year at BOTF that over the years has seen some of the biggest names including Ed Sheeran, Ben Howard, Bastile and Catfish and the Bottlemen all play at the farm. Set in the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside BOTF is the perfect setting for a weekend full of supreme performances from some of the most exciting up and coming artists."

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Tickets are priced at £100 for Saturday and Sunday only. Full Weekend Tickets Including intimate Friday night were priced at £120 and have already sold out. Camping, or campervanning, is included with all festival tickets.

The festival focuses on the local produce: local ales, ciders, wines and food.

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