This weekend, the picturesque grounds of Hardwick Hall Hotel in Sedgefield will come alive with a celebration of music, sun, and unforgettable memories.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Hardwick Festival will take place across three days, from August 16-18.
If you’re one of the lucky ones attending, you might want to get ahead and plan your visit as much as possible.
With this in mind, the festival organisers have released all set times (including Becky Hill, Jack Savoretti and Snow Patrol) for the artists taking to the Main Stage on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Disco is coming to Hardwick Festival 2024!🪩
— Hardwick Festival (@HardwickLiveUK) July 5, 2024
Warm up that disco muscle and prepare to boogie, bump and hustle with The Luv Bugs & DJ Murray Mint.
Catch them live on the Boogie Wonderland Stage all weekend at Hardwick Festival.
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Hardwick Festival Main Stage set times revealed
Main Stage
Friday, August 16
- Becky Hill - 21:15
- Jack Savoretti - 19:45
- Soul II Soul - 18:15
- ADMT - 17:00
- Scam Fender - 15:45
- Charlie Lloyd - 14:45
Saturday, August 17
- Snow Patrol 21:00
- The Charlatans 19:30
- Sophie Ellis-Bextor 18:00
- Heaven 17 - 16:30
- The Sherlocks - 15:15
- Corella - 14:00
- Para Alta - 13:15
- Cortney Dixon - 12:30
This is what time Richard Ashcroft will be performing on Sunday (Image: Tim Goode/PA)
Sunday, August 18
- Richard Ashcroft 21:00
- Blossoms 19:15
- Jamie Webster 17:45
- Lightning Seeds 16:15
- Fleetwood Bac 15:00
- Swim Deep 14:10
- CAMEL ISLAND 13:20
- Hayley McKay 12:30
6 things festivalgoers need to know ahead of Hardwick Festival
To ensure everyone has a seamless and enjoyable experience, here are some key details you need to know, as outlined by Hardwick Festival organisers:
Location: Hardwick Festival takes place in the grounds of Hardwick Hall Hotel, Sedgefield, County Durham. The festival site is easily accessible and offers flat terrain, making it easy to get around.
Cashless transactions: The festival operates on a mostly cashless basis. While most vendors accept major debit and credit cards, as well as contactless payments, it’s advisable to carry some cash as a backup, especially since there are no ATMs or cashback facilities on site.
Getting there: Ample parking is available for those driving, with passes available for purchase upon arrival. There is also a convenient drop-off zone in the Hardwick Park car park for taxis and drop-offs. For those traveling from further afield, a range of pre-booked coach routes from across the North East are also going to drop-off in Hardwick Park car park.
Age restrictions: The festival welcomes all ages, but anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian over 25. Additionally, after 6pm, the Courtyard Stage is restricted to those 18 and over.
Alcohol and bag policy: Only alcohol purchased on-site can be consumed within the festival grounds, and bags will be searched upon entry. Campers are permitted to bring alcohol into the campsite, but not into the festival arena.
Essentials: Small bags are allowed, and it’s a good idea to bring a 500ml sealed bottle of water or an empty refillable bottle. Remember, items like bottles, cans, food, umbrellas, and chairs, aerosol cans and perfume bottles are not permitted within the festival site.
Recommended reading:
- Hardwick Festival 2024 line-up in full – from Becky Hill to Snow Patrol and more
- All to know about Hardwick Festival 2024 - parking, bag rules, food and drink
- Hardwick Festival 2024: Full line-up revealed for music festival in Sedgefield
Unfortunately, festival organisers have announced that weekend tickets, glamping, and camping options are completely sold out.
However, fans who don’t want to miss out on this legendary weekend still have a chance to join the fun – final day tickets are now on sale via the official website (see the link above).
Find more information about your visit to Hardwick Festival on the official website.
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