Horns Of Plenty, Journeyman, Mighty Redox, Charms Against The Evil Eye, Franklins Tower, Will Pearce, Mark Bosley Band
Free, family-friendly 3-day festival by the river Thames with real ales, bbq, face painter, bouncy castles, stalls and live music
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Oxford-based psychedelic rock band blending punk energy, cosmic guitar, and flute-laced folk into high-voltage live shows, a sound they've been refining since 1995. Their critically acclaimed 2025 album 'love's a demon' marks thirty years together, with a special single 'sweet zombie horse' following in october 2025 drawn from their hit edinburgh fringe theatrical piece. Co-runners of the legendary klub kakofanney music night, they've helped give early gigs to some of oxford's biggest names.
“identity and the album as a whole is about surfing gently through the mesh of our mutually interweaved and complex personas wrapped in the eternal puzzle of who we might be”
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Spooky, psychedelic folk-rock from oxford, built on dark acoustic textures and raw-edged intensity. Their self-titled debut album drew airplay on bbc introducing oxfordshire & berkshire and a review in nightshift. They've also contributed to international releases on big stir records and remain a fixture on the oxford live circuit.
“many of charms' songs sound as though they may have started out as bucolic john martyn reveries before being sharpened and sped up with amphetamine intensity.”
“spooky, inventive and a little bit psychedelic.”
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Scott Gordon Band
band · blues · americana · country · roots · folk · oxford, uk
Scott gordon band play blues-infused acoustic roots music they call 'ulster americana', drawing on american blues, country and folk traditions with a distinctly northern irish perspective. Their debut album of the same name arrived in 2021, and they've since been a regular fixture on the oxford grassroots circuit, including a slot at oxford city festival's sunday social closing show at jericho.
donnington community centre · sat 14 nov · 6.30pm →listen on bandcamp