Nozstock 2023 - line-up announced

Nozstock Festival 2023

Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd July 2023
The Farm, Rowden Paddocks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, HR7 4LS, England MAP
From £168 for Fri-Sun

Daily capacity: 7,000

The first wave of acts have been revealed for for the 23rd Nozstock Festival which takes place at a farm near Bromyard, Herefordshire from Thursday, 20th until Sunday, 23rd July 2023.

The 23rd Nozstock Festival takes place at a farm near Bromyard, Herefordshire from Thursday 20th until Sunday 23rd July 2023.

This year’s line-up has recently been announced. Acts this year include Fat Freddy’s Drop, The Wailers, Shy FX, David Rodigan, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Marky + GQ, S.P.Y ft Lowqui, General Levy, Charlie Tee, Leeroy Thornhill, Eva Lazarus, Gardna, Beans on Toast and many many more across an array of stages. To see the full line-up, click here.

The Hidden Valley festival site is situated around a ramshackle Tudor farmhouse which sits on the side of the Valley in the centre of the festival site. It’s nestled against The Garden Stage, which hosts an eclectic array of artists including DJ Marky alongside MC GQ plus Beans on Toast, Mandidextrous, Gardna and Too Many T's. The Orchard stage features headliners such as Fat Freddy’s Drop, The Wailers, Shy FX, and Grandmaster Flash and the Bandstand brings forth bands from indie-pop, alt/punk to folk-rock.

There are also converted cowsheds which include the Cubicles, with sub-thumping drum ‘n’ bass, and the Bullpen, also delivering bass-heavy beats. Elephant’s Grave hosts reggae by day, and house by night, in a secluded lake-side shelter, and The Coppice offers sounds from of psytrance veterans, Tribe of Frog.

For the 7th year, The Cabinet of Lost Secrets returns, bringing a slice of unique weirdness to Nozstock with surprises, characters and dancing awaiting the brave in this strange, shape-shifting underground lair. Alternatives and rebels reside in The Altered State – another world full of live performance, comedy, arts workshops, spoken word, games and after-dark, experimental cabaret, with a splash of late-night disco. There’s also a healing area, workshops, cocktails and fresh local food on offer.

Families are welcome. There are several camping areas including quiet camping. Children are welcome to participate in activities for all ages including arts and crafts, entertainment and cinema. This year's dress theme is '20,000 acres under the sea'!

Tickets are on sale, currently priced as follows:

Adult tickets: £180 for Friday-Sunday, or £195 for Thursday-Sunday.
Teen (13-14) tickets: £140 for Friday-Sunday, or £155 for Thursday-Sunday.

Family camping (book a pitch) £80
Children aged 12 years and under are free, but need a ticket.
car park: £20

live-in vehicle: £80

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