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Showing posts with label Barn On The Farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barn On The Farm. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Barn on the Farm Festival add more names to incredible line-up

The intimate Barn on the Farm Festival which takes place in Gloucestershire from 1st-3rd July is certainly due to be incredible. The second line-up announcement was revealed yesterday evening and contains some very established acts as well as some exciting emerging artists on the indie music scene. For the first time, Barn on the Farm have unveiled their Farm Band, a collaboration between Gabrielle Aplin, Hudson Taylor, Joe Keogh (Amber Run) and Hannah Grace who will take to the main stage. Additions include Australian singer/songwriter, Ry X, who will play the Main Stage whilst Dan Croll and Rag n Bone Man will headline the outdoor stage over the weekend. They will also be joined by Eliza and the Bear, Fickle Friends, VANT, Port Isla, Laurel, The Academic, Dan Owen, Ady Suleiman plus many more.



Renowned for showcasing the best in up-coming talent to an intimate environment unlike any other festival, Barn on the Farm most definitely boosts an exceptional history of predicting future musical successes, with previous first festival headline performances from Ed Sheeran, Ben Howard, James Bay and Hozier. The new announcement of acts joins the previously announced Jack Garratt, Oh Wonder, Honne, Gavin James, Rationale, Frances, Black Honey plus many more. Barn on the Farm is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the summer, with a great atmosphere, incredible music and intimate surroundings it is definitely a festival to attend. Tickets for Saturday and Sunday start at £105 and you can check out the website below for more information.



Check out the line-up so far:



Tuesday, 26 April 2016

[INTERVIEW] with... HONNE

HONNE are taking the music scene by storm, with a huge new single under their belts 'Someone That Loves You' in collaboration with Izzy Bizu, there is no stopping this incredible electronic-soul duo. We chatted to HONNE about SXSW, developing their sound as a full band and festival season. Check out the full interview below!

Hi there, so we see you’ve been pretty busy touring the US at the moment! How was that? 




Hello! Yep we were there for a load of our own gigs and SXSW. It was a really special couple of weeks and we had some very memorable shows. We can't wait to get back!


Talk to us about SXSW? It looked amazing this year! Which set was your favourite to play?


SXSW is a mad festival. We played 7 shows over a few days all over Austin.  I think our favourite set was probably at the Hype Hotel. It was at 1pm so we were expecting everyone to be in bed hungover to be honest! But just before 1 the place suddenly filled up. 

Any acts that stood out for you?
One act that stood out to us was Pumarosa. We saw them play a great set at the Fader Fort. We saw them at the Royal Albert Hall in London the other day too actually, their sound really suited that huge room.


We saw you play a year ago supporting Kwabs as a duo at Thekla (you were amazing by the way), and now you’ve headlined Thekla and the Electric Brixton with a full band to support you guys. How has this whirlwind of a year been for you? How has the development of having a full band affected your shows and music? What can we expect this year in terms of live shows?


Ah thanks. We've loved every minute of it. Ever since day one we always said when we played live we wanted to use a full band to make it really energetic and step it up a notch from the record. We've been playing as the same group of people for a long time now, so there's a real chemistry between us all. So people can expect smooth and sexy, but also bright, loud and exciting.


Let’s talk about your recent Valentine’s day release, Woman. What was the principal inspiration for it? 


Woman was written between International Women's Day and Valentine's Day last year. We wanted to write a track celebrating the women in our lives, and it's as much about friends and family as it is lovers. 
The video is great too, do you guys get creative input when putting the videos together?

Yep, we're really involved with anything creative. That video concept was sent to us by an amazing director in LA called Dori. We chatted with him and threw ideas around and the video was born!


So an album is on the way we are guessing from your Facebook posts. How does the album process differ from previous releases? What can we expect from the album?


It is indeed. We're just finishing it off as we speak. The album is a great opportunity for us to explore. It's got a few tracks that you'll already know, but the majority are new. We hope it's going to take people on a bit of a journey and show everyone some other sides to HONNE that they might not have heard before.

Lastly, you’re playing numerous festivals this summer, including the intimate Barn On The Farm Festival. What’s your favourite aspect about fetsival season? Any acts you’re looking forward to seeing?

We are, and we can't wait. Festivals are great. I think my favourite thing, other than the gig itself, is seeing the other artists who we bump into all the time. We often see Lapsley, Tei Shi, Shura, Tom Misch etc on the same festivals as us, so it's cool seeing them play and catching up.
What's your festival must-have?

A Festival must-have: A blow up bed. We're not roll-mat kinda guys.
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HONNE are playing numerous festivals this year including Barn on the Farm Festival, July 1st - 3rd in Gloucestershire. For more information please visit www.barnonthefarm.co.uk
 

Saturday, 5 March 2016

Barn on the Farm 2016 Line-up Announcement

Award-winning intimate festival Barn on the Farm made its first line-up announcement this week for the 2016 edition and it definitely does not disappoint! Unveiled to headline include Brits Critics’ Choice Winner and BBC Sound of 2016 Jack Garratt and their first festival headline performance alt-pop duo, Oh Wonder. Also announced are, Honne, Gavin James, Rationale, Zak Abel, JP Cooper, Billie Marten, Frances and many more.


Barn on the Farm is heavily renowned for carefully tailored line ups predicting future success and this year BOTF has pulled out all the stops for what is set to be the biggest year yet. Previous years artists include Ed Sheeran, James Bay, Ben Howard, Hozier, Bastille, George Ezra and many more have graced the barns. The festival is always a sell-out, so make sure you get tickets whilst you can as it will be a weekend full of stunning music in such an intimate setting.


Tickets on sale now - http://www.barnonthefarm.co.uk/tickets

Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Barn on the Farm announces first wave of acts for 2015

Brits Critics Choice Winner James Bay, Jack Garratt, Rhodes, Amber Run plus many more announced for Barn on the Farm. Also announced are Foy Vance, Nothing But Thieves, Chasing Grace, JP Cooper, Port Isla, The Academic, Osca unveiled for one of the UK's most intimate music festivals.


The capacity is just 1,500 but it has some amazing things going for it, for example you can have a beer with the band after the show, set in the glorious countryside of Gloucester and one more thing, the parking is free (trust me this is good).

Tickets for the weekend (Sat & Sun) are priced at £100 - tickets can be found here.