Big Feastival returns to the Cotswolds from August 22 - 24 for its 14th year of lively music, mouth-watering food and family fun galore on Blur bassist Alex James' farm.

This annual spectacular celebrates the British summertime in style, offering a perfect blend of live music, acclaimed chefs, vibrant street food and endless activities for the whole family.

Acts announced include music headliners Nelly Furtado, Faithless (Live) and the premiere of Alex James' Britpop Classical, alongside Travis, The Wombats, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Rizzle Kicks, Tom Walker and Maxïmo Park.

Chef headliners Raymond Blanc and Si King will set the stage for a Bank Holiday weekend brimming with good music, good food and good times.

Host Alex James said: "I'm absolutely thrilled to be welcoming everyone back to the farm for our 14th year of Big Feastival. We've pulled out all the stops to create a weekend packed with incredible music, top-notch food, and something for the whole family to enjoy.

"From Nelly Furtado and Faithless Live to my star-studded Britpop Classical, where Blur, Oasis, Pulp, Supergrass and the entire host of Britpop big hitters get the full orchestra treatment. It will be a unique and fitting way to close Big Feastival 2025 which lands almost exactly 30 years since Roll With It and Country House went head-to-head.

"I can't wait to see everyone here in the beautiful Cotswolds for what promises to be our best summer celebration yet!"

Camping, Weekend and Day Tickets are on sale now at the Big Feastival website.

Nelly Furtado will headline on Friday with her globally adored pop anthems. Launching her career with the Grammy Award-winning single 'I'm Like A Bird', Nelly Furtado quickly became one of the biggest names in pop.

On Saturday, legendary dance pioneers Faithless (Live) take over the main stage. Known for timeless classics such as 'Insomnia', 'God Is A DJ' and 'We Come 1', Faithless have been at the forefront of electronic music for over two decades, headlining festivals across the globe. This year, they'll be joined by a full live band for an electrifying live set that is sure to bring the party to Saturday night.

Closing the weekend in spectacular style, Alex James' Britpop Classical brings the unforgettable anthems of the '90s to life, fusing the raw energy of the era's biggest hits with the breath-taking power of a full orchestra.

This global premiere will feature very special guest appearances, with exciting names set to be announced soon. Reimagining the songs that defined a generation, this unique performance delivers an electrifying fusion of Britpop's most iconic anthems and stunning symphonic arrangements.

With a live band alongside the orchestra, these definitive tracks take on a new dimension — from the infectious energy of Blur and Oasis to the rebellious spirit of Pulp and Supergrass. This one-of-a-kind experience transforms beloved classics into cinematic, larger-than-life performances to provide a fitting finale to another spectacular Big Feastival weekend.

Sunday special guests, Travis, the chart-topping Scottish rock band behind timeless sing-along anthems such as 'Why Does It Always Rain on Me?' and 'Sing,' will grace the Sunday stage.

Festival-goers can also look forward to Saturday's special guests and indie heroes The Wombats, known for anthemic singles such as 'Moving To New York' and 'Let's Dance To Joy Division'.

Disco-pop queen Sophie Ellis-Bextor promises to light up the farm with her infectious hooks and inimitable stage presence, while hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks are set to bring plenty of feel-good energy.

The soulful Tom Walker will showcase his powerful vocals whilst British indie pop stalwarts Maxïmo Park. Scouting For Girls will be on hand to deliver hits with a nostalgic twist and The Pigeon Detectives bringing a touch of indie rock to the festival.