JoeFest

On 14th April the first wave of acts were announced for JoeFest 2018.

Announced as appearing at the event so far are:

● Fickle Friends (festival headliner)
● Boy Azooga
● OUTLYA
● Abbie McCarthy (DJ Set)
● Patawawa
● Indigo Husk
● DECO
● Martha Hill
● The Shrives
● The Pylons
● Jumanji
● Laminate Pet Animal
● Vigilantes
● Calligraphy Club

JoeFest 2018 early bird tickets are now sold out.

A limited run of phase 1 tickets are available for £25.

JoeFest takes place in the beautiful surrounds of Stourton Estates in Lincolnshire.

Weekend tickets include camping on Friday and Saturday Nights

Getting to JoeFest by Car
All entrances to the festival are accessible via the estate’s Clays Lane turning off the A158 between Wragby and Horncastle. Over the course of the weekend it will be very clearly signposted.

If you’re travelling eastbound, the turning is on your left just before you reach the village of Baumber. If you’re heading westbound, away from Horncastle, head through Baumber and then keep an eye out for the signs and the turning on your right.

Getting to JoeFest by Train
If you’re coming to the festival from further afield, the nearest station to the festival is Lincoln.

Once you arrive in Lincoln you will need to make arrangements to get the rest of the way to the festival, as bus services between Lincoln and Horncastle aren’t great (see below).

We will be releasing details of a Lincoln – JoeFest coach service shortly, whilst our friends at The Lincolnite have put together a very helpful list of taxi services in Lincoln, one of which should be able to ferry you out to Stourton fairly cheaply, particularly if there are a few of you splitting the fare.

Getting to JoeFest by Coach/Bus
We will be putting on a coach service between Lincoln and the festival site. The coach will leave Lincoln on Friday afternoon, and return on Sunday morning, and there will be a small charge to cover putting on the cost of the coach. Keep your eyes peeled for more details.

Unfortunately, the public bus services going past Stourton Estates aren’t the best. Not only to they finish very early in the day, but there is also no footpath between the nearest bus stop and Stourton Estates.

For this reason, we really can’t recommend taking the bus. It’s neither convenient nor safe. If you are planning on taking public transport then we’d advise getting the bus as far as Baumber, and then arranging another form of transportation, such as a taxi, for the short trip from Baumber to JoeFest.

JoeFest 2018 is fully wheelchair accessible.

We aim to make the event as accommodating and accessible as possible. If you have any specific concerns or requirements then please contact us via www.joefest.co.uk to discuss how me might be able to assist with your visit to JoeFest.