MUSIC AT THE CROSSROADS

MUSIC AT THE CROSSROADS 2022 - 1st, 2nd & 3rd July 2022

We regret to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances FROM THE JAM will not be performing on 2nd July.

We are pleased to confirm that Music at the Crossroads is still going ahead on Friday 1st, Saturday 2nd and a daytime acoustic session on Sunday 3rd of July. We are also about to announce a new act for the Saturday to add to the host of acts on the varied bill!

From the Jam not appearing at the event: we recognise that many people will be disappointed that we will not have From The Jam at the event. The festival is however still going ahead and we sincerely hope to see you there. We do understand the situation will make this a less attractive event for some and are looking to reflect this change. If you have purchased a ticket on Eventbrite you will soon receive an email with more details. We have worked to keep our prices low and the profits go to the charities we support. The Hook Norton Charitable Association is a not for profit organisation run by a group of volunteers who take no payment. We sincerely hope that you will still choose to come along and enjoy the weekend.

Music at the Crossroads: an annual charity event aiming to provide quality music and entertainment while raising money for charities. Our main recipient, among many others, is Blood Cancer UK, a UK based charity established in 1960. The festival has raised nearly £100,000 over the years for national and local charities.

We have been looking forward to coming back in 2022 after the long break for this unique small and friendly charity music festival in rural Oxfordshire in the village of Hook Norton, famous for its iconic brewery and ales. The location is on the site of the Hook Norton Brewery in beautiful countryside. The bar will be offering a range of magnificent local ales and drinks at bar prices.

The festival now in its 24th year has hosted Dr Feelgood, John Coghlan's Quo, The Kast Off Kinks, The Manfreds, The Yardbirds, The Men They Couldn't Hang, The Hamsters, the amazing Pete Brown (Cream)and many others, along with full supporting line-ups of upcoming and established artists, covering blues, rock and folk roots ...all this on two stages.

Festival capacity is 2000 over the weekend. Camping available for tents and campervans. Please note that camping tickets can only be purchased with festival tickets and admission to camping will require that you have a valid ticket for Friday, Saturday or the Weekend. Car parking is free of charge.

MUSIC AT THE CROSSROADS 2022 (see www.hookymusic.co.uk for more details, site about to be updated with new information)

FRIDAY 1st July 7 till 11pm: Live music from 7pm

SATURDAY 2nd July 2pm till 11.45pm (gates open 1.30pm) : Live music from 2pm on 2 stages with acts running consecutively, so you don't need to choose who you see!.

SUNDAY: 3rd July 11am to 4pm: Acoustic music sessions.

Along with the great music, there is the superb Hook Norton beer tent and a range of food options from local suppliers.

(No alcohol, glass bottles or cans are to brought into the festival site, the site is used for animals, so we need to ne extra careful).

TICKETS PURCHASED IN 2020/2021 are valid for 2022 and we are pleased that most of you have helped us to support our charity music festival by keeping your tickets for this year.

11-17 yrs Tickets : tickets for 11-17 yr olds purchased in 2020 or 2021 for children now 18 years will be honoured. They will be issued with adult wristband but will require proof of age/ID for use of the licenced bar.