The Wake Festival has disclosed its full line-up for its third year.
Founded by Green Man creators Jo Bartlett and Danny Hagan, the event promises 17 acts over three stages on August 29.
In addition to headliner Badly Drawn Boy, festival-goers can expect performances from The Tubs, Radhika, Hero Fisher and more.
The Woodland Stage will host Badly Drawn Boy, The Tubs, Radhika, Studio Electrophonique, Hero Fisher, Meet Your Heroes, The Grand Old Echo and Amelia and the Housewives.
The Meadow Stage will feature a host of conversations with Elizabeth Alker, Stuart Bailie, Owen Williams and Sam Reid, alongside a live performance by Five Green Moons and a DJ set from Justin Robertson.
The Crooked Hut Stage will offer live music from The Grand Old Echo, Jo Bartlett & Neil Haydock and acclaimed folk singer Joe Wilkes.
A children's area will feature Modcaf synth workshops, storytelling and 'Nature Makers'.
The Wake Festival takes place in the captivating woodlands and countryside of West Sussex at Loxwood Meadow, located on the fringes of the South Downs National Park.
The festival was launched in 2024, with previous headliners including King Creosote in 2025, and Gruff Rhys in 2024.
The venue is easily accessible from London and Brighton and gates will open for entry at noon.
Festival-goers can enjoy quality food, craft beers, a bar and Loxwood Mead, with camping also on offer.
For more information on each of the acts visit the festival’s website at: thewake.uk.
Tickets can be purchased at seetickets.com/event/the-wake/loxwood-meadow/3526768#op1.
Tickets are priced at £40 for adults, £15 for children aged seven - 14 and free for those under seven.
Camping pitches can be booked for £25, with a very limited number of campervan tickets available for £35.
Free on-site car parking is available.
