Nozstock is inviting everyone to "shake off the cobwebs and celebrate the summer safely" as it prepares to welcome festival-goers back after two years.
Nozstock: The Hidden Valley is one of the country’s longest-running festivals, nestled in the Herefordshire countryside on the fully working Nosworthy family farm.
The Nosworthy family, who organise the annual party, have created an intimate, eccentric and family-friendly event that brings music, comedy and family entertainment, combined with outstanding views of the surrounding countryside.
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Creative Director Ella Nosworthy said she can't wait for July 21 - 24 to come around.
"We absolutely cannot wait to welcome both returning and new Noz-goers to what we hope will be our best year yet," she said.
"We’ve absolutely packed our line-up with big tunes, big laughs and big entertainment. I can’t wait to see you all there!"
And as ever, the festival will provide a massive lineup spanning a wide range of genres, with household names such as legendary soul sisters Sister Sledge, revered drum & bass DJ Andy C and beloved comedian Bill Bailey topping the bill.
As well as this, acts such as Flava D, Gentleman’s Dub Club, Submotion Orchestra, Ibibio Sound Machine, Craig Charles Funk and Soul Club, Break and many more will be providing the soundtrack to the weekend.
Comedy is always a big part of the Nozstock programme and 2022 is no different, with Rosie Jones - who is known for her uniquely dark, cheeky sense of humour - joining Bill Bailey to bring the laughs.
The weekend will also be packed with family-friendly activities, including theatre, games and workshops.
Adult weekend tickets are priced at £160 while children 12 and under go free. Those who had tickets to the 2021 festival can roll their tickets over to this year.
The festival will take place from July 21 - 24 2022 at Rowden Paddocks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, HR7 4LS. Tickets can be purchased on the Nozstock website, where the full line-up is also listed.
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