Truck tickets: on sale next week (but register now!)

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by Mike Diver [Edit this content] ▾ 0 comments 16:21 April 2nd, 2007

Tickets for this year's Truck Festival, now in its tenth year, are on sale from April 10!

Taking place at Hill Farm, as always, on July 21-22, tickets to the annual indie-rock-in-a-field bash are priced at the reasonable sum of £55. Last year the event raised almost sixty grand for charity, so rest assured your pocket money's going somewhere good, once t'bands and the like have been paid for.

Tickets are available from local outlets and also online. If you're uncomfortable buying stuff over da net, check out ticket stockists from the list below...

Fopp, Oxford 01865 251918
Fopp, Reading 01189 391493
Dawsons, Abingdon 01235 524316
Windjammer, Didcot 01235 818511
Rapture, Witney 01993 700567
Peter James, Wantage 01235 763547
Toby English Books, Wallingford 01491 836389

Nice, nice. Online-friendly folk can register in advance for tickets by following that link... that one up there... where it says 'online'. Yes.

You should look at the official website for all other bits and pieces of Truck-related information. Yes.

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so...

any rumours on who's performing ?

rue-the-whirl | 2 Apr '07, 16:31 | X | Reply

This is

an expensive month, but this one is lovely and cheap for what you're getting, can't wait!

smilingcrazylady | 2 Apr '07, 17:06 | X | Reply

Peter James in Wantage

is a combined heating supplies and guitar shop, this is why truck is the best festival in the world!

JezCC | 2 Apr '07, 17:32 | X | Reply

I don't quite understand

how the priority tickets thing is going to work - are they limiting it to 2,000 signees or is it as many as register in the next week and then everyone for themselves when the go-ahead to order comes?

simon_t | 2 Apr '07, 17:45 | X | Reply

£55

£15 more than last year. A bit steep. I've heard they haven't any big bands booked for this year. The Futureheads were to big for the family that organise it so they are scaling it back to its roots.

So its probably Goldrush headlining!

Rev_Kramer | 2 Apr '07, 17:48 | X | Reply

£55 is still almost £100 less the glasto!

and they raised 60,000 last year for charidee (look it said so above!), i'd hardly call that ridiculous?! i say go truck. x

freestresstest @Rev_Kramer | 2 Apr '07, 17:54 | X | Reply

The price increase

pays for an increase in police n'that, without having to have more people in to pay for the policing

Janeyferr @freestresstest | 2 Apr '07, 18:06 | X | Reply

This summers going to be ace

Leeds, Glasto and Truck this summers going to be amazing!

thattallguy | 2 Apr '07, 23:40 | X | Reply

55 is fine, the money goes to charity

i am coming!

stubryce @thattallguy | 3 Apr '07, 13:06 | X | Reply

Sunday night camping allowed

Which is new isn't it? It's definitely been needed, the thought on the second day of needing to pack the tent up later that night and head home has always been a buzz-killer for me. Would also be nice if things go a bit late and not start wrapping up around 8pm - the place is a ghost town by 10pm.