Music At The Crossroads

Music at the Crossroads is a unique small and friendly charity music festival in rural Oxfordshire in the village of Hook Norton, famous for it's iconic brewery and ales. The festival has raised nearly £100,000 for national and local charities including Blood Cancers UK, The Fire Fighters Charity and many more. The festival now in it's 24th year has hosted Dr Feelgood, John Coghlan's Quo, The Kast Off Kinks, The Manfreds, The Yardbirds, The Men They Couldn't Hang, The Hamsters, the amazing Pete Brown (Cream)and many others, along with full supporting line-ups of upcoming and established artists, covering blues, rock and folk roots ...all this on two stages. We aim to feature legendary headline acts which include original members or are the official legacy of the band. Supported by new and the best of local talent. Festival capacity is 2500, so get in early to get your tickets. Camping available for tents and campervans. Please note that camping tickets can only be purchased with festival tickets and admission to camping will require that you have a valid ticket for Friday, Saturday or the Weekend. MUSIC AT THE CROSSROADS 2022 (see www.hookymusic.co.uk for more details) FRIDAY 1st July 7 till 11pm: Live music from 7pm SATURDAY 2nd July 2pm till 11.45pm (gates open 1.30pm) : From The Jam plus full supporting line up from 2pm, with music on 2 stages. SUNDAY: 3rd July 11am to 4pm: Acoustic music sessions.