The pop-punk band other pop-punk bands cite, with three decades of unreasonably durable hooks and a work ethic to match.
Pop-punk
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2000trees 2027 runs Wednesday July 7 to Saturday July 10 at Upcote Farm, in the Cotswolds hills outside Cheltenham, and it is the festival's 20th anniversary. The first 66 acts went up on November 5. New Found Glory headline and play twice to mark 30 years as a band: once closing the Main Stage, and once in the Forest on Friday for a set of deep cuts. The Menzingers, Creeper, Mannequin Pussy, Reuben, Hot Water Music, Fever 333 and Bayside are on the next lines, and more headliners are still to come.
2000trees started in 2007 and is still run by the people who founded it, with no corporate owner. It books rock, punk, emo and hardcore across the Main Stage, the Forest, The Cave and The Axiom, and the anniversary bill leans on that history: INME play the set they played at the very first festival in 2007, The Menzingers play After the Party for its tenth birthday, and Reuben come back after years away, with their singer Jamie Lenman also billed solo. On Friday The Revival Tour takes over the Forest with Brian Fallon, Chuck Ragan, Dave Hause, Dan Andriano, Tim Barry, Emily Barker and Jenny Owen Youngs.
The festival says more than 85% of tickets were sold in July, before a single act was named. Early bird weekend tickets are £220, four days (needed to get in on Wednesday) £270, and VIP from £315, with camping included on everything except day tickets, which are £95. Under 18s must be with an adult.
Expect rock, alternative, punk and metal across 66 acts.
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The pop-punk band other pop-punk bands cite, with three decades of unreasonably durable hooks and a work ethic to match.
Pop-punk
New Jersey songwriter best known for fronting The Gaslight Anthem, whose solo records trade the punk rush for quieter heartland storytelling and rasping, confessional Americana.
Alternative
Croatian musician from Umag who finished runner-up at Eurovision 2024 with 'Rim Tim Tagi Dim', a manic metal-pop stomp about leaving a small town behind.
Rock
Queens punk with a morbid streak and lead guitar lines that owe more to metal than emo, a craftsmanship that turned a scene band into a twenty-year institution.
PunkEmo
Belfast noise-dance with an industrial techno pulse under post-punk vocals, engineered to blur the line between gig and rave.
Noise-dancePost-punk
Southampton's theatrical horror-punk, committed to the concept album and the costume change in equal measure, with AFI drama and a British music-hall streak.
Horror punkGothic rock
Detroit's disco-rock absurdists, whose deadpan commitment to the bit has sustained twenty-odd albums, with 'Danger! High Voltage' still combusting nightly.
Garage rockDisco rock
Jason Aalon Butler's rapcore project, pairing hardcore aggression with protest lyrics and live shows built on climbing, crowd-diving chaos.
Hard rock
Gainesville punk band trading gravel-throated lead vocals between Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard over driving, melodic post-hardcore.
Alternative
Essex band fronted by Dave McPherson, whose early-2000s grunge-tinged hooks have grown over the years into technical, prog-leaning riffing.
Rock
Former Reuben frontman whose solo records swing between sludgy, riff-heavy rock and wry acoustic songs, with a cartoonist's sense of humour throughout.
Rock
Cambridge band building wide, slow-swelling alt-rock anthems out of post-rock guitars.
Rock
Philly band swinging between shoegaze tenderness and full-throated hardcore, often inside one song, with catharsis and total dynamic control.
PunkAlt-rock
Jamie Lenman's Surrey trio, a cult name in 2000s British rock whose records lurch between screamed post-hardcore and sharp, wry melodic songwriting.
Rock
Pennsylvania-born singer who moved to Nashville and swapped country for big-chorus pop-punk and emo-tinged alt-rock, building her audience largely online.
Alternative

Metal
Essex two-piece playing furious, funny street punk with an unmistakably local accent: two people, one wall of grievance.
PunkStreet-punk
Scranton punk band writing about getting older badly: old apartments, old friends, drinking. Choruses designed to be shouted back.
Rock
UK post-hardcore upstarts with arena ambition, with Architects-school heaviness and a new generation's polish. Ones to watch, loudly.
Post-hardcore
Brighton band formed in 2023 by members of Palm Reader, Black Peaks and Toska, folding post-metal heft and progressive structures into long, shifting songs.
Rock
Hot Water Music co-frontman whose solo records trade distortion for acoustic guitar and harmonica, keeping the gravel-throated roar fully intact.
Alternative
Alkaline Trio's bassist and co-vocalist, whose solo songs set aside the band's gothic punk for warmer, more reflective songwriting.
Rock
Former Loved Ones frontman turned solo songwriter, writing big-hearted heartland rock with punk urgency and an audible debt to Springsteen.
Rock
Songwriter behind 'Nostalgia', the theme to the BBC's Wallander, whose records reach from hushed folk toward Americana and soul.
Singer/songwriter
American songwriter of wry, confessional folk-pop who also wrote a song for every Buffy episode as co-host of the Buffering the Vampire Slayer podcast.
Singer/songwriter
The former Avail frontman turned gravel-road troubadour, with punk conviction stripped down to an acoustic guitar and hollered truths, train-yard sincerity throughout.
Folk-punkAmericana
Madison band playing post-hardcore since 2015, leaning toward the rock end of the genre.
Metal
Pop
Edinburgh band formed in 2019, working in post-punk's tense, wiry territory.
Rock
Alternative
Brighton band pulling the raw, screamed urgency of skramz toward the slower builds and swells of post-rock.
Rock
Leeds band formed in 2024, pushing metalcore's weight into mathcore's angular, stop-start chaos.
Metal
Alternative
Breakbeat
Metal
Punk
Liverpool band setting wiry post-punk guitars against glam swagger, led by a frontperson who plays every song with theatrical bite.
Rock
Alternative
Alternative
Metal
Rock
Alternative
Punk
Punk
Ipswich rapper who drives hip-hop with punk and rock aggression, building live shows closer to a mosh pit than a rap set.
Hip-hop
Alternative
Brighton act working hazy dream pop and slacker indie-rock guitars, with shoegaze texture under melodies that owe a lot to the 1990s.
Alternative
Punk
Metal
Electronic
Rock
Nu-metal revivalists working bouncing downtuned riffs and rapped verses, with a playful streak that suits the name.
Metal
Chicago's rawest-throated punk songwriter, in a hometown hero slot for songs that turn anxiety into gang vocals.
PunkEmo
Rock
Alternative
London street-punk band playing fast, ferocious oi-flavoured hardcore, with lyrics full of working-class anger.
Punk
Rock
Edinburgh indie-pop band whose fuzzy, jangling songs tackled gender, queerness and awkward romance, delivered with plenty of onstage joking.
Alternative
Chicago guitarist from Cap'n Jazz and Owls, whose knotted, finger-tapped lines shaped early emo and math-rock. Solo, that intricate playing sits right at the front.
Rock
Metal
Merseyside family trio, two sisters and their younger brother, who learned on their dad's punk records and play raw, Ramones-schooled punk rock with big choruses.
Rock
July 7 to 10, 2027, Wednesday through Saturday, at Upcote Farm, Withington, near Cheltenham. A four-day ticket is needed to get in on Wednesday; three-day tickets start on Thursday.
New Found Glory headline so far, playing two sets. The Menzingers, Creeper, Mannequin Pussy, Reuben, Hot Water Music, Fever 333, unpeople, Chalk, Taylor Acorn and Bayside are next, and The Revival Tour plays the Forest on Friday. Sixty-six acts are announced, with more headliners to come.
Early bird weekend tickets are £220, four-day tickets £270, VIP weekend £315 and VIP four days £365. Day tickets are £95 and child tickets (ages 4 to 13) £30. Every ticket except a day ticket includes camping.
Yes, on every ticket except day tickets. Campervan passes are sold separately, and glamping is available.
There is no minimum age, but under 18s must be with an adult at all times. Photo ID is needed to redeem a ticket.
A touring acoustic show started by Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music, where punk singers play songs on their own and with each other. In 2027 it takes over the Forest stage on Friday with Brian Fallon, Chuck Ragan, Dave Hause, Dan Andriano, Tim Barry, Emily Barker and Jenny Owen Youngs.
Not yet. The lineup is out with 66 acts, and the day-by-day schedule is still to come. The alert on this page emails you when it's out.
Not announced yet. This page carries 2000trees 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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