Ho99o9, The Xcerts, Black Peaks, Slotface, & more announced for 2000 Trees Festival

2000trees Festival 2018

Thursday 12th to Saturday 14th July 2018
Upcote Farm, Withington, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54 4BL, England MAP
£115

Daily capacity: 10,000

More acts have been revealed for 2000 Trees Festival, which takes place at Upcote Farm, Withington, Gloucestershire, from Thursday 12th to Saturday 14th July 2018.

Newly confirmed for the festival are:- Ho99o9, The Xcerts, Black Peaks, Slotface, Hellions, Dream State, Press to Meco, Fangclub, Gallops, Nervus, Black Futures, Gender Roles, Bitch Falcon, Lady Bird, Sun Arcana, Haggard Cat, and Sean McGowan.

The Xcerts commented on their booking:

"We are wildly psyched to be returning to 2000trees Festival this year. We hold the festival very dear to our hearts and this will be our 2nd time gracing the main stage. You better believe it’s going to be holy!”

Festival organiser James Scarlett said about the announcement:

“We’ve gone big this year with our headliners, but the thing I’m the most proud of is the less well known, up-and-coming bands on the line up. 2000trees Festival is the place to discover your new favourite band so everyone needs to go and check out our Spotify playlist now. My personal recommendations are Chapter and Verse, Fangclub, Gender Roles and Conjurer, but I can promise you that all the bands are amazing!”

They join the previously announced acts:- Enter Shikari, At The Drive In, Black Foxxes, Creeper, Basement, Arcane Roots, Hell Is For Heroes, Black Foxxes, Touche Amore, Boston Manor, Turbowolf, Loathe, Conjurer, Shvpes, Gold Key, Holding Absence, Chapter & Verse, and Holiday Oscar.

More acts are still to be announced for the festival, including the Friday headliner.

Tickets for this show will go on sale at 10am on Friday 9th March, priced from the not-cheap of £110. They'll be available from the ticket link below at that time.

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Tickets are on sale, priced as follows:-
2-day ticket £99
3-day ticket £115
Day tickets £60

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