First and foremost, this is the last call for those wanting to take advantage of the ticket payment scheme (Link to tickets at the bottom of the page). The deposit scheme expires by midnight tonight, considering the immense difficulty in rising costs, this can be the best chance for those looking to attend to make the costs more affordable. All costs include your full weekend of festivities and camping. A breakdown of the costs are as follows:
Payment 1 – £27.50 + booking fees
Payment 2 – £27.50 (debited on 28/03/23)
Payment 3 – £27.50 (debited on 28/04/23)
Payment 4 – £27.50 (debited on 29/05/23)
Payment 5 – £27.50 (debited on 28/06/23)
Final Payment – £27.50 + transaction fee (debited on 28/07/23).
With the sad departure and break up of Russkaja, Bloodstock Festival have announced for a replacement in Bloodstock alumni, Bossk. The atmospheric/post-metal Bossk have turned heads from the start, refusing to be stuck in the mud, they have a forever evolving and experimental sound that is never short of being explosive, 2021’s studio release ‘Migration’ is further proof of their strides in scaping the land they tread. A fitting band if ever the was to return to Bloodstock after so long.
Bossk spoke of their return: “It’s been a fair few years since we last played at Bloodstock. When we played the first time we were a little apprehensive about how we would go down at a predominantly fast metal festival, but the response was incredible. And even better the next time. To play in 2023 is going to be incredible, and to see the festival continue to grow is a great thing for the UK music scene. Thank you to everyone involved for having us back, we can’t wait. Hail the riff.“
Bloodstock would like to introduce you to your very own S’tan! The very first plush toy is in the works and available for pre-orders now with expected dispatch to be April 10th for £24.99. You can find S’tan in the Bloodstock store and pre-order here.
Bloodstock Festival have as always been sharing the heat from last years performances to see you through these colder months and warm you up in the festivities fast approaching in August, and their latest comes in the full live performance for their debut showing at the festival, Lorna Shore. Full footage is available on the official Bloodstock Festival YouTube channel, with a 30 second teaser below. The official channel has mountains of live performances throughout the recent years, and often updates with songs from performances of the festival and all the stages involved, making it a channel well worth keeping you eye to find your favourite bands and memories.
Whilst VIP and Campervan tickets are sold out, regular weekend tickets are available, as are a limited number of day tickets (Adults £75, Children £25, Mini-moshers under 4 years old free!) plus booking fee’s. All ticket options are available here: Bloodstock Festival Tickets.