With exactly 5 weeks to go Red Rooster festival reveals some of its most popular experiences on top of a programme of the best in live Country, Blues, Rock & Roll and Americana music, all personally sourced from both sides of the Atlantic, and set against the beautiful backdrop of Euston Hall.
Dance the night away…
Besides the already-announced live line-up that includes JD McPherson, Samantha Fish, The Sheepdogs, Jerron Paxton, Toby Lee, Jontavious Willis, Twinnie and many more, Red Rooster’s Howlin’ Woods offers some fantastic party DJ sets. Roosters can dance the night away with Hot Pants DJ’s, Rocky & Ross Allen, DJ Lil’ Koko, Las Titis, Dean Chalkley & Myia Marina, Hank JD Sleek’s Honky Tonk & Dance Hall, Wendy May, Andrew Hackett, and DJ Dam Muddy
Experiences…
During the day, a popular inclusion for all ages is celebrity survival expert Will Lord, who will be presenting his Prehistoric Experiences. A visit to his pre-historic set-up casts your minds back thousands of years in time. Will and his team will be teaching skills from the Stone Age period, giving you the opportunity to dab your hand at the ancient craft of flint knapping, fire lighting, natural cordage and butchery, plus the live cooking of a Euston Estate deer.
Not only has Will helped prepare TV presenter Ed Stafford, for his TV series ‘Naked and Marooned,’ and was Ed’s competitor on TV series ‘First Man Out,’ he recently filmed with Ben Fogle for “New Lives in the Wild.” Then he was selected as a specialist instructor for Ray Mears. The go-to ancient skills man!
In addition, the “Back to Wilderness” team will be providing a selection of short workshops. Learn how to give life to fire, carve a spoon, make a small basket, see a variety of survival traps from around the world, and you can also learn the art of axe & knife throwing.
There will be vintage stores galore, cigar box guitar workshops, flower headdress workshops, devil’s poker lounge, a croquet lawn, football tables and more.
Tickets….
One of Red Rooster’s main missions is to keep the festival affordable despite rising costs. It remains one of the most affordable around, with WEEKEND TICKETS priced at just £149.50 plus a booking fee. This includes three nights of camping and free parking. Kids aged 12 and under go free, and teen weekend tickets are only £50 plus a booking fee.
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