2000Trees Festival Ready To Rock!

by | Jul 1, 2022

2000 Trees Lineup

It’s been a long time coming, but we’re finally preparing to rock the Cotswolds at 2000 Trees festival 2022. With tickets flying out the door in the past week it looks like a sell-out is coming. A stacked line-up featuring headline slots from American rockers Jimmy Eat World, and Thrice on Thursday and Friday, and fans favourite punk rockers Idles wrapping up the festival on Saturday night.

Idles

Idles

Organiser and booker James Scarlett told us “There is a lot to be excited about at Trees this year… Particular highlights for me are Twin Atlantic doing a special forest acoustic set, the Xcerts headlining Wednesday night in the Forest with a full on rock set and just generally watching the best up & coming rock acts in the world. I can’t wait!”

With a busy few days coming up, here’s who Rockshot will be checking out.

2000 Trees Festival

Everytime I Die at 2000trees

For those lucky enough to be arriving a day early, Black Foxxes, and Pulled Apart By Horses will be warming you up for the days ahead.

Thursday we’ll be looking out for Phoxjaw, Ditz, Joe Unknown, Tigercub, and Dinosaur Pile Up.

2000 Trees Festival

Soeur at 2000trees 2019

Friday will be the day to get the blood flowing with James and The Cold Gun, Saint Agnes, Slothrust, Rolo Tomassi, The Scratch, and Pigs x7.

If you thought Saturday was going to be a bit more relaxing, you’ve got another thing coming! Go check out Panic Shack, Kid Kapichi, CLT DRP, and headliners Idles.

Idles

Idles

Remaining tickets are available here.

2000trees Festival is located on Upcote Farm, near Cheltenham on 6th to the 9th July 2022.

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