Andy Cato, known for work with the electronic music duo Groove Armada, performed alongside Britain’s Got Talent victors the Hawkstone Farmers Choir at Jeremy Clarkson’s Oxfordshire establishment.
The inaugural Hawkstone Harvest Festival took place at The Farmer’s Dog in Asthall on September 4, attracting visitors to the venue owned by the television personality.
The event ran throughout the afternoon and featured the Hawkstone product range alongside entertainment.
He appeared as a headline performer at the festival alongside the Hawkstone Farmers Choir, who won Britain’s Got Talent in 2026.
The vocal group formed to support rural communities and address mental health issues affecting those working in agriculture.
The choir received Amanda Holden’s Golden Buzzer during the competition before ultimately claiming the series title.
Clarkson’s Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper and former Prime Minister David Cameron were among those attending the gathering.
Promotional material ahead of the event called it a celebration of British farming, with continuous live performances scheduled throughout the day.
The Farmer’s Dog opened in 2024 after Clarkson purchased and renovated the former Windmill pub premises in Asthall near Burford.
The establishment has since developed into a significant draw for fans of the presenter and his Prime Video agricultural series Clarkson’s Farm.