Tickets are available here.

Barn on the Farm festival in Gloucestershire is renowned for putting on amazing artists in their early days. Past acts include Ed Sheeran, James Bay, Gabrielle Aplin, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Ben Howard, Bastille and so many more successful names. If you catch someone here, it’s likely they’ll be big, which is a huge incentive to attend this small but quality festival.

Headlining on Saturday night is rising star Tom Grennan, who is about to embark on his next UK tour starting in Bristol tomorrow, Friday March 16. Grennan has been making quite a name for himself considering his debut album isn’t even out yet, but his previous EPs do him justice. His latest singles have been hot tracks on the radio, and he’s not slowing down yet. For regular BOTF attendees, this choice will suit them down to the ground and is bound to draw a large new crowd as well.

Also playing this year are Mystery Jets, whose indie-rock tunes are sure to please punters, Dermot Kennedy, Pale Waves and Tom Walker.

Returnees to the festival include Lewis Watson, Nina Nesbitt, Mahalia, Sam Fender and Outlya. Chances are if you been to BOTF in recent years, you’ll have seen some of these acts play, and there’s a reason they keep coming back year after year.

Other acts you won’t want to miss are the beautifully talented Jade Bird, alternative/indie group Bad Sounds and dreamy pop pals Anteros. New gal on the block Lily Moore is also performing as well as Ten Tonnes, who’s fresh off a tour supporting the Stereophonics.

The line-up is already fantastic, so the next announcement is sure to push this year’s Barn on the Farm on to the next level of greatness.

Tickets are available here.