2000 Trees are bringing you three days of exclusive content on the weekend of Thursday 9th – 11th July 2020 for your fix of this year’s festival. There will be live music, interviews, hosting from the Sappenin’ podcast crew, a look back at 2000 Trees through the ages and an extremely exciting new way to be part of the Trees community – all on the 2000 Trees Facebook & Instagram pages.
James Scarlett comments:
Obviously we’re gutted that there won’t be a 2000 Trees this summer, but I can promise you that this is the next best thing. We’ve got loads of amazing exclusive content and I’m particularly excited by the live sets from Jimmy Eat World and Jamie Lenman. Honestly they have to be seen to be believed! There is also an interview between some of the organisers and Sappenin podcast – make sure you tune in for loads of reminiscing and never before told stories plus a couple of line up hints for 2021.
The festival will launch set times very soon so fans can plan their weekend as if they were there in the beautiful Cotswold fields but expect music from headliners Jimmy Eat World and Thrice, as well as returning favourites, Enter Shikari.
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Line-up (alphabetical order):
- Airways
- AJJ
- Area 11
- Beach Slang
- Bent Knee
- Black Futures
- Calva Louise
- Cancer Bats
- Courage My Love
- Creature
- Cultdreams
- Delaire The Liar
- Dinosaur Pile-Up
- The Dirty Nil
- Enter Shikari
- False Advertising
- Fatherson
- Gaz Brookfield
- Haggard Cat
- Halflives
- The Hara
- Holding Absence
- Jamie Lenman
- Jimmy Eat World
- The LaFontaines
- Leeched
- Lizzy Farrall
- Marisa and The Moths
- Milk Teeth
- Nervus
- Non Canon
- Novacub
- Orchards
- Oxygen Thief
- Phoxjaw
- Press to MECO
- Queen Kwong
- Rews
- Saint Agnes
- The Smith Street Band
- Static Dress
- Strange Bones
- Thrice
- Thrill Collins
- The Virginmarys
- Vukovi
- We Were Promised Jetpacks
- The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die
