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The Long Road Festival will make its triumphant return to Stanford Hall, Leicestershire, UK across August 22-24 of 2025, with another stellar line-up confirmed for the event.
Midland and Drake Milligan will serve as the 2025 headliners, with the Rhinestone main-stage being utilised on the Friday for the first time in the festival's history. Milligan will headline the opening night with his trademark energising, live-wire set.
In an official statement, Midland's frontman, Mark Wystrach, has underlined how excited the band are to be headlining The Long Road, “Getting to play our first [UK] outdoor festival in a beautiful setting, and getting to be headliners is gonna be amazing”.
Joining them on the impressive bill is ‘Where I Find God’ hitmaker, Larry Fleet, along with country-folk prodigy, Charles Wesley Godwin, who will be treating the packed-out audience to galvanising takes on fan-favourites such a ‘Family Ties’ and ‘Jesse’.
Also set to perform is Seasick Steve, Alana Springsteen, Evan Honer, Gareth, Fantastic Negrito, Elles Bailey, Ashley Monroe, Chuck Ragan, Fancy Hagood, Trousdale, Fanny Lumsden, Halle Kearns, Kim Churchill, Rainbow Girls, Will Varley & The Southern Rust, Simeon Hammond Dallas, Steady Habits, Janet Devlin and Jaywalkers.
In addition, 2025 sees the return of Rissi Palmer's much-loved Color Me Country medley, along with new stage takeovers from labels such as Loose Music and Snakefarm Records.
As well as featuring Friday main-stage sets for the first time ever, The Long Road Festival will see the inclusion of a new sixth stage, with details due to be revealed in the coming weeks.
The fun activities and culinary delights that The Long Road Festival attendees have come to know and love will again be on offer at the 2025 instalment, with the country extravaganza hosting a plethora of US-inspired street-food and BBQ and craft beers, as well as dedicated line-dancing sessions, campfires, vintage funfair rides, a kids camp, Country-oke, the Lucky Dice Classic Car & Bike show and more.
Here, we'll have all the up-to-date news on line-up announcements, the latest ticket and festival pass details, alongside any other info and details for the 2025 edition.
Midland
Drake Milligan
Charles Wesley Godwin
Larry Fleet
Evan Honer
Seasick Steve
Alana Springsteen
Gareth
Fantastic Negrito
Elles Bailey
Ashley Monroe
Chuck Ragan
Fancy Hagood
Trousdale
Fanny Lumsden
Halle Kearns
Kim Churchill
Rainbow Girls
Will Varley & The Southern Rust
Simeon Hammond Dallas
Steady Habits
Janet Devlin
Jaywalkers
(Prices are for adults (16+) and don't include booking fees)
General Camping - £205
Premium Camping - £225
Live-In Vehicle User - £205
Pitch & Park - £205
Saturday Day Ticket - £69
Sunday Day Ticket - £69
Weekend No Camping - £165
Add-ons include High Falootin’ VIP, Lanyards, Car Park Passes, Shuttle Bus Passes and more. Access to the Friday shows will be available exclusively to Weekend Camping and No Camping ticket-holders, with no Friday Day Tickets on offer.
Tickets for The Long Road Festival 2025 are available now, and they can be purchased below:
2024 Highlights
During its phenomenal 2024 edition, TLR attendees were treated to a plethora of top-tier performances from the likes of established hitmakers like Don McLean, Russell Dickerson, Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, Colbie Caillat, American Aquarium and others.
Beyond the upper echelons of the lineup, though, were a tantalising smorgasbord of burgeoning talents, including The Red Clay Strays, Wyatt Flores, Randall King, Dasha, Flatland Cavalry and plenty more across the three-day weekend.
Providing multiple stages’ worth of top-tier country, Americana and roots music, The Long Road Festival has established a reputation for providing some of the most sizzling lineups around.
Since the first edition of The Long Road Festival in 2018, the Stanford Hall, Leicestershire festival has welcomed the likes of Cam, The Cadillac Three, Blackberry Smoke and more.
To support Holler, book your stay for The Long Road Festival 2025 below: