🎪 Welcome to The Long Road Festival 2025
🎪 Welcome to The Long Road Festival 2025
August 22–24, Stanford Hall, Lutterworth
🌾 Festival Preview
The Long Road Festival 2025 returns to Stanford Hall, Lutterworth, from August 22–24, with over 80 artists across three days of country, Americana, and roots music. From international headliners like Drake Milligan, Midland, and James Bay, to UK favourites and global gems, the lineup promises storytelling, soul, and Southern sounds. Expect vintage cars, glamping, BBQ, community jam sessions—and even dog-friendly fun. Whether you're a die-hard country fan or new to the genre, Long Road 2025 is your passport to a summer weekend of boots, beer, and brilliant music.
🎟 Friday, August 22nd
Adult Cat – Indie Americana with quirky flair and thoughtful songwriting. One to catch early.
Ashley Monroe – Grammy-nominated Nashville artist with velvet vocals and emotional weight.
Beoga – Irish folk-electronica fusionists known for lively, genre-bending sets.
Crowe Boys – Brothers with sweet harmonies and a timeless, acoustic folk sound.
Darren Kiely – Irish storytelling and pop-infused Americana from a rising star.
Drake Milligan – Headliner fusing classic Elvis charisma with modern country swagger.
Ella Spencer – Young UK artist with a soulful voice and poignant lyrics.
Fantastic Negrito – Electric blues, rock and soul—raw, raucous and unforgettable.
First Time Flyers – Polished, harmony-rich country-pop with strong stage chemistry.
Janet Devlin – Irish songstress weaving vulnerability with ethereal folk pop.
Jess & the Bandits – Texas meets UK with powerhouse vocals and bold Americana.
Katie Rigby – Softly sung, heartfelt country with strong UK roots.
Liam St. John – Swampy rock, blues and soul with gospel undertones.
Madalitso Band – Infectious Malawian groove that brings global joy to the stage.
Maya Lane – Dreamy Americana and delicate melodies from a rising London voice.
Naomi Campbell – Not the supermodel—this Campbell sings rich, soulful country.
Oscar Blue – Cinematic alt-folk with a distinctly Irish poetic feel.
Sykamore – Clean Nashville country-pop with an edge and sharp lyrics.
The Round Up ft. Two Ways Home, Katy Hurt, Luke Flear, Emilia Quinn – UK country stars join forces for a dynamic songwriter spotlight.
Wells Ferrari – Genre-crossing UK artist balancing pop, rock and roots.
🎸 Saturday, August 23rd
Birds Flying Backwards – Atmospheric, introspective Americana with a cinematic twist.
Bobbie – Lo-fi country with haunting, nostalgic tones and unique textures.
Bonnie Dobson & The Hanging Stars – Folk legend meets psych-country brilliance.
Charles Wesley Godwin – Appalachian country with rugged honesty and cinematic lyrics.
Chris Linton – Powerful voice, emotional drive and gritty songwriting.
Crowe Boys – Back again—don’t miss their acoustic charm and sibling synergy.
Danny & The Champions Of The World – Soulful, horn-fueled roots rock with uplifting energy.
David Unlayao – Gentle, heartfelt folk from a rising UK singer-songwriter.
Denitia – Nashville meets New York with a genre-defying Americana style.
Elles Bailey – Smoky blues-rock and powerful vocals wrapped in Americana gold.
Evan Honer – Viral sensation blending folk melodies with melancholic depth.
Everette – Kentucky duo serving party-ready country with a rock edge.
Fancy Hagood – Southern storytelling with pop hooks and unapologetic emotion.
Fanny Lumsden – Award-winning Aussie with humour, grit and big heart.
First Time Flyers – Return appearance with infectious energy and vocal flair.
Gareth – (Details limited) Emerging act likely bringing UK country heat.
Gill Landry – Smoky, slow-burning Americana from a seasoned poet.
Greazy Alice – Southern-fried rock meets punk spirit and attitude.
Halle Kearns – Radio-ready charm with relatable lyrics and sweet delivery.
Jade Turner – Canadian country artist channeling roots, resilience and melody.
Jake O’Neill – Gritty vocals and grounded storytelling from a UK up-and-comer.
Janet Devlin – Her second set—expect haunting ballads and personal tales.
Jeorgia Rose – Blending modern country vibes with emotive strength.
Josh Mitcham – Honest, guitar-led Americana with Appalachian soul.
Larry Fleet – Tennessee powerhouse with classic country chops and gospel feel.
Mackenzie Carpenter – Bright, witty country-pop energy with heart.
Maria Byrne – Irish roots and graceful songwriting in harmony.
Midland – Saturday headliner bringing retro glam and honky-tonk swagger.
Rainbow Girls – Harmonies, sass, and genre-bending folk brilliance.
Simeon Hammond Dallas – London Americana with fire, feminism and flair.
Sykamore – Back for round two—poised country-pop with emotional resonance.
The Rockingbirds – Alt-country pioneers with a rich, nostalgic sound.
Wells Ferrari – Second appearance delivering inventive genre fusion.
🌅 Sunday, August 24th
Alana Springsteen – Modern country-pop sweetheart with catchy hooks and sincerity.
Alyssa Bonagura – Nashville pedigree with sunny melodies and 70s sparkle.
Alyssa Flaherty – (Details scarce) Likely an emerging voice with raw potential.
Colby Acuff – Outlaw country meets mountain grit and classic spirit.
Chuck Ragan – Gravel-voiced punk-folk legend with unmatched intensity.
Color Me Country All Stars – Celebrating BIPOC country voices with bold pride.
Erin Kinsey – Sweet, youthful perspective wrapped in mainstream polish.
Evan Bartels – Deep, powerful Americana with soul-searching lyricism.
Fancy Hagood – Back again to close the weekend with emotional flair.
Gary Quinn – UK country staple with chart-worthy charm and rootsy drive.
Halle Kearns – Sunday appearance adds sparkle to her honest songwriting.
James Bay – Headlining with emotional ballads and radio anthems alike.
Jayler – (Emerging UK act) Youthful take on roots and rock.
Jaywalkers – Fiery bluegrass trio with rich musicianship and quick wit.
Kellie Loder – Passionate Canadian singer with big choruses and big heart.
Kezia Gill – Genre-hopping UK powerhouse with raw authenticity.
Kim Churchill – Australian one-man-band blending folk, looped beats and soul.
Nolan Taylor – Gravelly Americana voice with a vulnerable edge.
Robbie Cavanagh – Intimate, poetic storytelling from one of the UK’s best.
Seasick Steve – Blues legend wielding beat-up guitars and back-porch charm.
Shea Rafferty – Belfast singer with Nashville spirit and real emotion.
Steady Habits – Transatlantic country group with lush instrumentation.
These Wicked Rivers – Blues-driven Southern rock with swagger and stomp.
True Strays – Gritty, groove-laden roots rock straight from the UK underground.
The White Buffalo – Epic storytelling and cinematic Americana brilliance.
Trousdale – L.A. trio harmonizing pop, folk and empowered lyricism.
Will Varley & The Southern Rust – Political, poetic and deeply British Americana.
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🎉 Get Ready for The Long Road 2025
Dust off your boots and grab your tickets — The Long Road Festival 2025 is back and bigger than ever! Set in the beautiful grounds of Stanford Hall, this three-day celebration of country, Americana and roots music features chart-toppers, global icons, and the UK’s finest. From James Bay and Midland to soulful newcomers and honky-tonk legends, this is your long weekend escape into good tunes, good times, and great company.
🍔 Mouth-watering food trucks
🍻 Cold craft beers
🐶 Dog-friendly vibes
🚐 Camping, glamping, and late-night jams
🎶 Over 80 artists across 3 stacked days
👉 Get your tickets now before they’re gone.
🎟️ www.thelongroad.com — don’t miss the ride.
👉 Head here to catch a round-up of my 2024 Long Road experience – the sets, the surprises, and everything in between.
