A musician from the 1990s electronic music scene will perform at Jeremy Clarkson’s new festival in Oxfordshire at the television personality’s Cotswolds venue on Friday.
Clarkson, best known for his role in the Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm, will host Groove Armada member Andy Cato at his Asthall pub, The Farmer’s Dog, on September 4.
The former Top Gear presenter acquired the Windmill establishment near Burford for approximately £1 million before renovations and reopened the venue during summer 2024.
The event runs from 2pm to 9pm and will be held at The Farmer’s Dog premises in West Oxfordshire.
The programme features Cato and the Hawkstone Farmers Choir performing live throughout the afternoon and evening.
Clarkson and his Clarkson’s Farm colleague Kaleb Cooper have confirmed their attendance at the gathering.
An announcement from The Farmer’s Dog released on August 21 stated that the occasion would celebrate British farming in partnership with Hawkstone.
The statement confirmed the event would feature live performances by Cato and the Hawkstone Farmers Choir, with each ticket holder receiving a complimentary pint of a new collaborative brew produced with Wildfarmed.