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We're back in 2025 for not just one, but two days of Feel Good Vibes! Confirmed Line-Up: (Saturday 12th July 2025) Soul II Soul - Headliner Kenny Thomas MF Robots Acantha Lang Uncle Funk’s Disco Inferno DJ Rossi P Please note as an independent business we cannot allow external food or alcohol to be brought onto the premises, anyone found with external alcohol on the premises may be asked to leave. Tickets Details (*please note all tickets have a booking fee) General Admission Ticket - £45pp Accessible Admission Ticket - £45pp Carer Ticket - £40pp (please note that you must provide proof after purchasing a ticket) John Grose VIP Zone Ticket - £80pp General Admission Access John Grose VIP Zone access x1 Parking space x 1 FREE Food Voucher VIP Bar Access Seating Area - on a first come first served basis + more to be announced! John Grose VIP Weekend Ticket - To purchase a VIP Weekend ticket click here. Caravan/Campervan Plot - £30 per plot - Please note you must be self sufficient (Water/Electricity & Toilet facilities will NOT be provided) If you are planning to stay overnight for both events, you MUST purchase a campervan plot for both events Parking Tickets - £5 - Please note that vehicles left overnight must be collected and off the premises by 10am on Sunday 13th July. If you are attending both days, you MUST purchase a parking ticket for both events
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Mf Robots Biography
Astonishing musicianship, pristine production and top-tier songwriting, ‘the bands latest and second album,
Break The Wall’ immediately calls to mind those iconic American rhythm sections of the 70s and 80s. The
music is energising, uplifting and the potent result of a highly accomplished musical partnership maturing,
growing and hitting their stride together in lock-step.
Jan Kincaid and Dawn Joseph met as members of one of the UK’s most successful Acid Jazz bands, which
influenced Mark Ronson, D’Angelo, Jamiroquai, Erykah Badu and The Roots to name a few. Founding the
Brand New Heavies was an important chapter for Jan, but once he and vocalist and songwriting partner
Dawn began working together, the chemistry was instant and irresistible. It was time to turn the page, and
soon MF Robots was born “When we made our first album, we didn’t have a band as such. We basically
made a lot of the record at home and called on other musicians as and when we needed them. Our sound
was developing organically, and when we finally released the record to great critical acclaim, it was time to
get out on the road,” says Jan. “We put together a band of likeminded young musicians, playing intimate gigs
and big festivals all over Europe and beyond, growing tight as a unit, so that when it came time to think about
making our second album. Third album out 2025.
Read MoreBreak The Wall’ immediately calls to mind those iconic American rhythm sections of the 70s and 80s. The
music is energising, uplifting and the potent result of a highly accomplished musical partnership maturing,
growing and hitting their stride together in lock-step.
Jan Kincaid and Dawn Joseph met as members of one of the UK’s most successful Acid Jazz bands, which
influenced Mark Ronson, D’Angelo, Jamiroquai, Erykah Badu and The Roots to name a few. Founding the
Brand New Heavies was an important chapter for Jan, but once he and vocalist and songwriting partner
Dawn began working together, the chemistry was instant and irresistible. It was time to turn the page, and
soon MF Robots was born “When we made our first album, we didn’t have a band as such. We basically
made a lot of the record at home and called on other musicians as and when we needed them. Our sound
was developing organically, and when we finally released the record to great critical acclaim, it was time to
get out on the road,” says Jan. “We put together a band of likeminded young musicians, playing intimate gigs
and big festivals all over Europe and beyond, growing tight as a unit, so that when it came time to think about
making our second album. Third album out 2025.
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