A POPULAR farm-based music festival in Kingswinford is set to return this summer, bigger than ever, after two successful years bringing live music and local produce to the community.
Ashwood Field Fest 2026 will take place across the weekend of June 27-28 at Roberts Farm Shop, located at Ashwood Fieldhouse Farm just off the A449.
Organised by farm shop owners Mathew and Lucy Roberts, the event began as a small-scale trial in 2024, before growing in 2025 to accommodate up to 1,500 people.
Now in its third year, the festival is expanding into a full two-day event.
Lucy Roberts said the decision to grow the festival was driven by its strong reception from the local community.
“We’re so excited to share that this year’s Ashwood Field Fest is set to be bigger and better than ever,” she said.
“After the incredible success and popularity of the past two years, we’ve made the decision to expand the festival into a full two-day event.
“It’s going to be a weekend to remember, packed with great music, local talent, and an amazing community atmosphere.”
The family-friendly festival will feature a mix of local original and covers bands, including Headwired, Giant and the Georges, and The Vinyl Revival.
Live music will begin at 2pm on Saturday and 1:30pm on Sunday, with gates opening at 12:30pm each day.
Alongside the music, organisers are continuing to prioritise local suppliers, with food and drink vendors drawn from the surrounding area.
This includes vegan offerings from VGN Boulevard and gluten-free options from Mrs B’s Kitchen.
There will also be activities for younger visitors, including face painting.
Lucy added: “We are a small team with a real love of live music, and we want to bring that to the community, something people can enjoy and look forward to.
“We also want the local talent to be recognised, as they are truly incredible.”
Day tickets are priced at £15 for adults, with weekend tickets available for £28.
Children’s tickets are also available at reduced rates.
Tickets for Ashwood Field Fest are now on sale on the Roberts Farm Shop website.
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