Rock Oyster Festival 24th - 27th July 2025
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Dinham House, St Minver, Wadebridge PL27 6RH
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The 2025 line up is live...
The annual voyage of culinary discovery and musical mischief is already hotting up, and is set to take place from 24-27 July 2025 in the grounds of the stunning Dinham House right on the banks of the Camel Estuary in Cornwall.
Ministry of Sound Classical, Rag’n’Bone Man and UB40 ft Ali Campbell are now unveiled to headline and fans can get their tickets now with early bird camping, and 3-day no camping tickets available from £20 deposit at www.rockoysterfestival.co.uk.
Dance anthems… as you’ve never heard them before. Expect a breathtaking performance as the iconic Ministry of Sound Classical takes the very best dance tracks re-orchestrated, re-imagined and re-lived by a sensational 30-piece orchestra, top DJs, stunning vocalists and a sound and light experience like no other. In a first-of-its kind headliner for Rock Oyster, fans can immerse themselves in the extraordinary for a dance music journey like no other.
A stellar line up...
Saturday night is set to be nothing short of breathtaking, headlined by Rag’n’Bone Man who makes his Rock Oyster debut. Hot on the heels of his third studio album ‘What Do You Believe In?’ Rag’n’Bone Man is the 3x BRIT Award, Ivor Novello Award winner who’s toured the globe, sharing his powerful baritone vocals. Rory Graham rose to fame as Rag’n’Bone Man in 2016 with the huge, blues-laden debut single ‘Human’ and globally he has amassed over 8 billion streams. Next summer, Rock Oyster will be treated to inimitable vocals and a truly unforgettable performance from Rag’n’Bone Man, as he returns with a renewed sense of purpose and an entirely new energy; soulful, uplifting and joyful.
UB40 is the reggae and pop collective who’ve served up hits including Red Red Wine and Kingston Town. Formed in the 70s, the band has scored 50 singles in the UK charts throughout its expansive career, plus enormous acclaim on a global scale. Fuelled by the voice that powered UB40 to 70 million record sales, Ali Campbell is back and bringing reggae cheer into the world. Building on a legacy that dates back 45 years to inner-city Birmingham, singer and guitarist Ali’s touring ensemble remains the most authentic realisation of UB40’s original aim of advancing reggae in all its guises. And now their legend continues, as UB40 featuring Ali Campbell remain a show-stopping headline act, who are not to be missed at Rock Oyster next summer.
Life is a DJ...
Renowned for his electrifying DJ sets, Gok Wan also joins the bill alongside the legendary Craig Charles, bringing his iconic Funk & Soul vibes. Fans of classic Britpop are in for a treat with Be Here Now, the ultimate Oasis tribute band, while rising star Emily Magpie will captivate with her ethereal indie-folk soundscapes.
Prepare for high-energy grooves from Malavita and funky brass-driven beats from Brass Junkies, with Peri Rae's soulful melodies adding a touch of heartfelt charm. Electric Spank's infectious blend of funk and jazz, the edgy rock sounds of Shagrat, and the ska-punk energy of Go Go Skank round out the first wave of what is shaping up to be a diverse and exciting lineup promising an unforgettable Rock Oyster experience. Stay tuned, there’s much more still to come!
Food glorious food...
From leading chefs and local producers, Rock Oyster also announces a stellar chef line up, promising a culinary experience like no other. Heading for Rock Oyster is long-time recipe developer for Ottolenghi and co-wrote 2022's OttolenghiTest Kitchen: Shelf Love- Noor Murad, celebrated for her innovative take on Middle Eastern cuisine, alongside master baker (and Rock Oyster’s Chief Culinary Officer) Richard Bertinet and British seafood legend Mark Hix. Michelin-starred chef Tom Brown will bring his bold and fresh flavours to Cornish shores, while Karan Gokani is set to delight with his vibrant South Indian creations.
Jack Stein, known for his modern twists on classic dishes will be in attendance, alongside social media sensation Seema Pankhania and Vietnamese street food queen Thuy Diem Pham. Ben Quinn, known for his fire cooking expertise, Andrew Tuck’s farm-to-fork philosophy, and Rose Cant’s seasonal, sustainable cuisine join the spectacular line up, too. With more culinary stars yet to be revealed, Rock Oyster festival is shaping up to be a true feast for foodies.
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