Lowde Fest offers music from bands big & small and much more fun at Hazeley Bottom on Saturday, 1st July

Are you looking for the best festival to attend this summer? Wanting that Glastonbury experience at a more affordable expenditure…? Then look no further as Lowde Fest is back on 1st July!

Taking place at Hazeley Bottom Farm in Hampshire with the best summer vibes, lively music and a full day of entertainment, Lowde Fest brings a two-stage twist to not only have the latest big acts but a new wave of talent too. Dome stage will pay homage to some of the world’s biggest and best bands/performers and the Keith Bennet stage will provide a key platform for upcoming talent. Some of which include Kerry Goodhind, who has previously featured by BBC Introducing and is now working on a new EP, and singer-songwriter Louis Coupe whose previous highlights include performances at Radio 1’s Big Weekend and the Royal Albert Hall.

On top of the Glastonbury vibes, Lowde Fest also focuses on giving back to the kids through music by fundraising for the continued use of music to improve the well-being of young people. The festival is the vision of founder Martin Lowde after the passing of his father, Lowde Fest is an important opportunity to support the work of the Lowde Music Trust, which champions Music for Good.

Martin says: “We founded Lowde Fest on a very simple premise, we wanted to give people in and around Hartley Wintney and Hook a fantastic, affordable day out in a safe space, with professional entertainment standards.”

To add to the music, families and friends can also enjoy the funfair catered for all ages (subject to each ride). Rides and attractions include the dodgems, gravity ride, flying plane, face painting and the kids zone. Want to stop for a bite to eat? Well, the selection of food and drinks from all over the world will keep your hunger and thirst quenched during the day. If you’re looking to take your Lowde family day out experience further, Lowde offers opportunities for camping too.