King B make a nostalgic return to headline the Riverside Stage at Cornbury Music Festival on Saturday night. Also confirmed for the line-up are The Jacques who headline Friday night and The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band who will close the festival on Sunday. 

Also returning for the third time is Cornbury Music Festival fan, Loyd Grossman and his band The New Forbidden. 'It's hard not to like Cornbury, says Loyd: ‘An eclectic and exciting line up, a beautiful setting and terrific catering make it one of the UK's most stimulating and enjoyable festivals.'

The Riverside Stage opens on Friday with Oxford legend Larry Reddington – a familiar face to musicians throughout the county as the man behind one of the world’s smallest music shops, The Music Box on Oxford’s Cowley Road. Joining Larry on the Friday will be last year’s Campfire Sessions winner Dance À La Plage.

Other highlights include big, bold ska band Hope and Glory, Brickwork Lizards, Alphabet Backwards, Sam Taylor, Zurich, Dreaming Spires and Les Clochards.

Each year Cornbury Music Festival works with local schools to celebrate and nuture young music talent, rewarding the winner of the Chipping Norton Battle of the Bands with a place on The Riverside Stage. This year’s winner is five-piece funk band Fourth Time Lucky. Don’t miss their festival debut, opening the Riverside Stage on Saturday.

Cornbury Music Festival 10-12 July Lineup - Riverside Stage

Friday

The Jacques, The Turning, The Fireflies, Sheena, Dance À LaPlage, Brightworks, Larry Reddington

Saturday

King B, Sam Taylor, Loyd Grossman & The New Forbidden, Alphabet Backwards, Zurich, Hope & Glory, Eyes for Gertrude, Debbie Bond, Satsangi, Leader, Fourth Time Lucky

Sunday

The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band, Brickwork Lizards, The Standard, Dreaming Spires, The Wonder Beers, Toliesel, Les Clochards, Slainte, Taylor Made Truth

RIVERSIDE

The Riverside Stage is run by the team behind Oxfordshire’s popular Riverside Festival in nearby Charlbury. This free family-friendly music festival is on the 25-26 July.