The 405 teams up with Lounge On The Farm
When's the last time you went to Canterbury? If it hasn't been for a while (or perhaps never) now's your chance to take a trip to the beautiful Kentish town, as Lounge On The Farm festival looms ever closer.
What's more, The 405 is proud to announce that we'll be hosting the Farm Folk stage on the Friday and Saturday of the festival, passing the baton over to the brilliant Communion on the Sunday.
The 405 readers will also be able to get their hands on discounted tickets for the festival, available right now.
Our two days at the festival sees the likes of the Brazilian, Huw Stephens-approved weird-folkers Vadoinmessico and wonderfully charming Kitty, Daisy & Lewis headlining the stage on the Friday and Saturday respectively.
Jamie N Commons, Tom Williams & The Boat, Karmia Francis and Beans On Toast are just some of the other top acts appearing on the Farm Folk stage across our two days.
But feel obliged to check out some of the other acts on offer too! You'd be silly not to with bands and acts like Spector, Charli XCX, Bastille, Niki & The Dove, AlunaGeorge, Mystery Jets and Summer Camp all making appearances across the weekend.
Tickets are usually priced at £95, but as mentioned earlier you can receive a discount of 10% by following the link here. Lounge On The Farm takes place on 6th, 7th & 8th July at Merton Farm in Canterbury.
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