Funk Up The Farm North Devon is back with a MASSIVE EDM Lineup!

Featuring Fred V, Etherwood, Hugh Hardie, THe Nextmen, Charli Brix, JFB, Technimatic, A Little sound and more!

Date published: 18th Mar 2023

Devon’s adult-only dance music festival is selling like hotcakes but organisers are keeping it intimate and affordable, tickets are only £110 for a full three-day ticket including camping, and you can pay in instalments!

After the success of last year’s Funk Up the Farm, held at Wrights Farm in the village of Kentisbury, North Devon, the team behind the festival are back with an exciting lineup of liquid Hospitality Records drum and bass producers, funk, swing and bass and house music artists.

Organisers are keen to keep the festival intimate, with absolutely no intention of growing the festival beyond 1000 people.

“To us, there is beauty in keeping a music festival small, it ensures a quality experience for the local community, it keeps the magic alive and the atmosphere is amazing!"

Ever since covid people seem to be less keen on the bigger festivals We keep the lineup strong, the food and drink offerings quality and the sound amazing!

The Funk Up team have ensured women on the drum and bass circuit are at the forefront of the festival, with stunning live vocals and an astounding amount of talent, including A Little Sound, who has just been voted the best vocalist at the DNB Awards and is currently smashing Radio 1’s Drum N Bass show.

Also featuring - Technimatic, The Nextmen Fred V, Etherwood, Charli Brix, Natty Lou Hugh Hardie, JFB and New Zealand’s Queen of liquid drum and bass Elipsa, this will be her first-ever UK festival!

It’s not all drum n bass the funk and house music lineup is strong, and there are two stages to choose from.

The festival also showcases some top-quality North Devon DJs, as well as DJs and vocalists from all over the southwest.

As always, Bristol’s Rogue Circus will be performing burlesque, hoop, fire and more throughout the event. Carefully selected food and drink traders will be offering Jamaican and Asian street food as well as woodfired pizza.

If you are not a fan of large festivals don’t miss Funk Up The Farm, it really is Devon's hottest little dance music festival!