Wychwood Music Festival Cheltenham Tickets - Cheltenham Racecourse

Doves

1 concert

Doves, formed by Jimi Goodwin, Andy, and Jez Williams, rose to fame with their debut album Lost Souls in 2000. Hits include "There Goes The Fear" and "Pounding." Known for their atmospheric rock, they achieved chart-topping success with The Last Broadcast and Some Cities. Their music is acclaimed for its stormy euphoria.

The Magic Numbers

11 concerts

The Magic Numbers, a UK band of sibling pairs Romeo & Michele Stodart and Sean & Angela Gannon, are renowned for harmonies and melodic hooks. Their 2005 debut album was Mercury Prize-nominated. They’ve toured with icons like Brian Wilson, Neil Young, and The Who.

Home Counties

4 concerts

Home Counties bring fun to the everyday grind with their debut album "Exactly As It Seems," blending upbeat 2000s pop with wry social commentary on London life. Known for catchy, melodic tunes like "You Break It, You Bought It" and "Uptight," they explore relatable themes of city living, earning them a unique spot in the indie scene.

Skinny Lister

8 concerts

Born in London, Skinny Lister blends folk and punk, known for energetic performances at festivals like Download. They've toured with Frank Turner and Flogging Molly and released the album "The Story Is..." produced by Barny Barnicott.

The Fisherman’s Friends

37 concerts

Bound by over 25 years of friendship, Fisherman’s Friends from Port Isaac are renowned for singing sea shanties. They scored a UK top ten with a gold-certified album and inspired movies and a musical. They’ve performed at Glastonbury and sung for royalty.

The Zutons

1 concert

Formed in Liverpool in 2002, The Zutons are known for their hit Valerie, famously covered by Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse. Their debut album hit 2x Platinum and earned a Mercury Prize nomination.

Scouting For Girls

30 concerts

Friends since childhood, Scouting For Girls are an indie pop trio known for hits like "She's So Lovely" and "This Ain't A Love Song." Their 2007 debut album went triple platinum, and they've received four Brit and an Ivor Novello nominations.

Shed Seven

3 concerts

Shed Seven, Britpop underdogs, hail from York. Known for hits like "Chasing Rainbows," their latest album, "A Matter of Time," topped UK charts. Celebrating 30 years, they mix rock with orchestral flair, showcasing enduring tunes and vibrant live shows for multi-generational fans.

Goldie Lookin Chain

21 concerts

Goldie Lookin Chain, from Newport, Wales, bring comedy rap with street flair. Known for "Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do", they pranked with Charlotte Church claims. Collaborating with Super Furry Animals and the Streets, they hit Top of the Pops and released Straight Outta Newport.

Ibibio Sound Machine

3 concerts

Ibibio Sound Machine, led by Eno Williams and Max Grunhard, shifts from festival vibes to club energy in "Pull the Rope," produced by Ross Orton. Known for their blend of hope and joy, they offer a fresh, instinctual sound with this new collaboration.

Daniel Bedingfield

4 concerts

NZ-born, SE London-raised rocker Daniel Bedingfield hit UK #1 with "Gotta Get Thru This". Known for blending R&B; collaborated with sisters in DNA Algorhythm. Won awards; famed for heartfelt songs.

The Bug Club

2 concerts

The Bug Club, formed by Sam Willmett and Tilly Harris in Caldicot, UK, creates humor-infused rock music. Signed by Bingo Records in 2020, they've released hits like 'We Don’t Need Room For Lovin’ and albums like 'Green Dream in F#'. Championed by BBC 6 Music, they’ve toured globally and are now signed to Sub Pop Records.

Public Service Broadcasting

9 concerts

Public Service Broadcasting, led by J. Willgoose, Esq., from the UK, merges cinematic rock with historical themes, famous for albums like The Race For Space. Known for collaborations with artists like Kate Stables, their work, often featuring archival sounds, celebrates human spirit through innovative storytelling.