Nozstock The Hidden Valley 2020 Family Festival

This summer Liverpool families can enjoy Nozstock, an incredible family festival from Thursday 23rd Sunday to Sunday 26th July 2020.

As one of the UK’s longest running festivals, Nozstock is in its 22nd year and has created an enchanting family festival designed to entertain festival goers of all ages. Set on a beautiful working farm, Nozstock is family-run, home-made and proudly independent.

Leave the technology at home and get ready to spend quality time together and make memories that last a lifetime at this 4 day family festival. There is nothing better than being outside, among nature and with those you love, and Nozstock is the perfect place this summer 2020.

Nozstock 2020 Tickets

Get your tickets to Nozstock 2020 family festival before it’s too late.

Children 12 and under: FREE

Teens aged 13-26 years: £116.60

Adults and children over 17: £138.35 – £153.70

Car weekend parking pass: £15.90

Ticket sale for Nozstock 2020

Where is Nozstock 2020

Postcode: HR7 4LS

Address: Rowden Paddocks, Bromyard, Herefordshire HR7 4LS

By car: 2 hours 50 minutes

By train: 2 hours 30 minutes

Travel from Liverpool Lime Street station to Crewe Station and from Crewe Station travel to Hereford.

A limited amount of local buses also run from Hereford and Worcester to Bromyard Pump Street bus stop on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday. You can then wait at the Pump Street bus stop for the Nozstock Free Shuttle Bus to take you directly to the festival site. You can find local bus timetables here or visit www.travelinemidlands.co.uk to plan your journey.

Nozstock 2020 travel information.

Nozstock Map 2020

Here are some handy maps so you can plan your family festival weekend at Nozstock.

Nozstock 2020 Full Map

Nozstock Arena Map 2020

Glamping at Nozstock 2020

Camp in comfort at Nozstock 2020, and choose to stay in the festival’s luxurious glamping options.

Zoobells – luxury glamping at Nozstock 2020.

Waterproof bell tents with stylish ventilated cotton bunting.

Upgrade to a bell tent with a comfy mattress and Egyptian cotton bedding, lavish furnishings and rugs to keep you nice and cosy no matter what the weather decides to do over the weekend.

Cost for Glamping at Nozstock:

Classic Bell Tent:

1-4 people | £265.00

5-6 People | £290.00

Traditional Bell Tent:

1-2 people | £280.00

3 People | £310.00

4 people | £335.00

5 people | £360.00

6 people | £385.00

More information about hiring a luxury bell tent at Nozstock 2020.

Nozstock 2020 Line Up

Sister Sledge are responsible for some of the biggest dance anthems of all time, universally cherished songs that bring everyone together in love, life and soulful groove – they are the perfect Sunday night headliners.

And bringing an air of unique surrealness to proceedings, Bill Bailey is a comedian, musician, writer, author, director and presenter known for his live shows and his work on TV.

And Andy C, who will be joined by Tonn Piper, is one of the most significant British artists in global dance music. He’s guaranteed to be packing tracks that no other DJ has – he is constantly immersed in new music, bringing a wholly unique experience each time he plays.

As pioneers of the future-facing, tech-step sound, Calyx and Teebee, joined by LX One, are two of the scene’s greatest duos, with three albums behind them. The Ram Records icons will have The Garden Stage booming, whilst Flava D’s earth-shaking UK garage, grime and baseline sounds have seen her signed to the Butterz and now to Hospital Records.

Next up, Gentleman’s Dub Club return, having made a name for themselves as one of the most respected names in dub/reggae music; Submotion Orchestra are one of the most interesting and exciting projects working in the UK today, drawing upon electronica, soul, ambient electronica, jazz and dub; and Ibibio Sound Machine bring a vibrant clash of African and electronic elements, inspired by the golden era of West-African funk and disco and modern post-punk and electro.

Dirty Dike is a rapper and producer, gifted with a psychedelic voice, and Mungo’s Hi Fi are joined by Bristol’s finest lyricist, Gardna. Expect lots of old school breaks from Stanton Warriors; Break is one of DnB’s most prolific producers; Rodney P, Ty and Blak Twang–aka KingDem- are a heavyweight UK hip-hop supergroup; Tankus The Henge’s funk-fuelled, open-top, custom paint-job, rock ‘n’ roll jalopy will have Nozstock jumping; and finally, Dutty Moonshine Big Band fuse UK bass with jazz in a high octane live 14-piece show.

Across the festival’s ten stages there’s a world of delight to be immersed in. Here’s a taste of who else is joining in the Nozstock magic across the weekend:

The Orchard:

The Destroyers, Popes of Chillitown, Bare Jams, The

Hawkmen, Nick Parker and The False Alarms, The Kubricks, The Stif

Joints, The Endings, Year of The Dog, Andrew Cushin, Happy Daggers,

James Oliver Band

The Garden:

Dillinja, 24hr Garage Girls, Lee Scott,

Nicky Blackmarket + Fatman D, Pete Cannon, Sparkz, Hobbit, Don

Piper w/ Harvs n Hutch, Natty Speaks, Young Jack and King

Brasstards.

The Bandstand:

Hotel Lux, Adwaith, Francis Lung, Frauds,

Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam, Bandicoot, DD Darillo, Dan Bettridge,

Wax Music Takeover.

The Cubicles:

Secret Set,

Culture Shock,

Kanine,

Bou, Harriet Jaxxon, Levela,

T>I B2B

Saxxon, Total Science, Octo Pi &

Friends, Nu: Motive

Remidy MC,

Trafic MC, Ydott

Laughing Stock:

Terry Alderton and Phil Kay

The Coppice:

Tribe of Frog

Elephant’s Grave- House by Night:

Utah Saints, Sonny Wharton,

Dom Kane, Dirty Secretz,

Dark Arts Club,

Luke Stanger

Kid Cut

Emily Nash

House Meanz House

Paul Flynn

Jack City

Ron Mexico

Max Galactic

Dex, Emotion

The Bullpen:

Gorilla Tactics x Minirig

Wrong Directions Cinema

The Sunken Yard

The Altered State

The Craft Area

For the 6th year The Cabinet of Lost Secrets returns, bringing a slice of unique weirdness to Nozstock. Surprises, characters and dancing await the brave in this strange and shape-shifting underground lair. Artists include: The Social Ignition, Young Jack, Bethlehem Casuals, Year of The Dog, Inwards, Happy Daggers, The Imaginary Hat and Funky Navigation DJs.