The 2027 Big Feastival is now open for ticket reservations.
The annual celebration of music and gastronomy will once again take place at the Oxfordshire countryside estate owned by Blur bassist Alex James, with the bank holiday weekend event scheduled for August 27 through 29.
Early bird admission is currently accessible for those wishing to secure their place ahead of the official announcement of next year’s entertainment roster.
Festival promoters have urged attendees to monitor official channels for forthcoming details regarding performers and activities.
This year’s gathering featured an extensive musical programme.
Electronic duo Basement Jaxx, rapper The Streets and French pop outfit Bastille topped the bill, alongside Pop singer Perrie, Mimi Webb, indie group Doves, singer-songwriter Freya Ridings and special guests RUDIM3NTAL.
The food village showcased demonstrations and masterclasses from acclaimed culinary figures.
Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan, MasterChef presenter Anna Haugh and wellness expert Emily English all conducted sessions for festival-goers.
Numerous street food operators provided diverse cuisine throughout the three-day period.
Family-oriented programming included performances by children’s entertainer Justin Fletcher, educational music act MC Grammar and songwriter Nick Cope.
The comedy tent welcomed Joel Dommett, Suzi Ruffell, Harriet Kemsley and Ivo Graham to the stage.
The Cheese Hub venue hosted DJ appearances from a collection of personalities including actor Simon Pegg, radio presenter Chris Stark, broadcaster DJ Spoony, television personality Sarah Story, DJ Seb Fontaine and presenter Tall Paul.
Several celebrities attended the event, among them Katie Piper, Josie Gibson, musician Jack Savoretti, actor Adeel Akhtar and performer Sian Brooke.
Festival coordinators stated that the gathering represented the optimal conclusion to the British summer season.
Ticket holders were encouraged to visit the event website and social media platforms for announcements concerning the upcoming edition.
