Final line-up unveiled for Hardwick Festival

The final line-up for the 11th Hardwick Festival has been announced.

Organisers have confirmed that Tom Walker, The K’s, Alabama 3, Toploader and Definitely Oasis will join an impressive bill featuring the Scissor Sisters, Pet Shop Boys and Olly Murs.

Set in the stunning parkland of Hardwick Hall, near Sedgefield, County Durham, the festival, which runs from August 15-17, is expected to attract more than 30,000 music fans from across the country.

Headliners on the Friday night are Scissor Sisters, who will be making their first appearance at the festival.

Pet Shop Boys will headline Saturday with their iconic synth-pop hits, while Olly Murs will close the festival on Sunday with his chart-topping hits such as Troublemaker and Heart Skips a Beat.

Beyond the headliners, the weekend boasts a diverse mix of talent, including Sam Ryder, The Lathums, Everything Everything, The Brand New Heavies, Elvana, Andrew Cushin, Jamie Lawson and Scouting for Girls. 

Rising stars such as Rianne Downey, Charlie Floyd, The Clause and The Lilacs will also share stages with genre-spanning acts from the The Wailers and K-Klass.

A Hardwick Festival spokesperson said: “We are absolutely thrilled to unveil the final additions to our 2025 line-up – it’s truly something special.

“From global icons and indie legends to emerging talent and genre-spanning artists, this year’s programme has something for everyone. 

“We’re incredibly proud of the breadth and quality of the acts joining us, and can’t wait to welcome thousands of festivalgoers for what promises to be the most magical Hardwick yet.”

Festivalgoers can also expect gourmet food, boutique bars and immersive activities alongside the music, with the festival having now been expanded to six venues across the 120-acre site – Main Stage, Treehouse Arena, Courtyard, Into The Woods, Summit Stage and Boogie Wonderland.

The festival has also upped its stay-over offerings, offering a camping, glamping and motorhome area within walking distance of the stages to cater for thousands of visitors.

With tickets selling fast and on track to surpass previous years, organisers are urging fans to book early to avoid disappointment.

Weekend and day tickets, as well as details of all the acts, are available via the official website here.

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