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The Big Feastival is one of the UK’s most popular family festivals for food and music lovers, held each summer on the farm of legendary Blur bassist Alex James.

The Big Feastival will once again feature a huge line-up packed with world class music, food and family entertainment. Recent editions have included the likes of Sigala, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Rag’n’Bone Man, Lewis Capaldi, Rudimental and Jess Glynne.

Renowned for attracting the best cooking talent, The Big Feastival will once again host awe-inspiring masterclasses from the world’s greatest chefs across its culinary stages as well as award-winning street food. The festival also boasts a wide-ranging family entertainment programme from the vintage fun fair to the Little Kitchen to the Big Top.

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The Big Feastival 2025 Lineup

Lineup to be announced soon:

Becky Hill / Snow Patrol / Cat Burns / Cian Ducrot / Ella Henderson / Joel Corry / Ash / Natasha Bedingfield / CMAT / Jalen Ngonda / Scouting for Girls / The Cuban Brothers / The Florentinas / more TBA

The Big Feastival 2025 Tickets

Weekend & Camping Tickets from £185.00 (€219.81) are on sale:

Accommodation

Camping during the festival requires the purchase of a Camping Ticket purchased here. All you need is basic camping gear, like a tent, a camping pad and a head torch (so useful in the night). If you don’t want to bring your own tent, the festival offers Boutique Camping Options here

Alternatively, you can book nearby hotels and apartments using the map below or visit booking.com

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Travel Info

BY CAR

Day & Weekend Parking Tickets can be purchased here

BY TRAIN

The closest railway station is Kingham, which is only a 3 minute walk to the festival site. From London Paddington it is approximately 90 mins to Kingham, with regular trains also running to and from Oxford, Reading, Worcester and Hereford.

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