Family Friendly Music Festival
Friday 5th & Saturday 6th July 2024
Hose Village Hall LE14 4JR

Tickets can be purchased from local shops (in Hose, Harby and Long Clawson) and from eventbrite.co.uk. Click here for all your information about tickets for Hosenbury.

We would encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance. However, tickets will most likely be available on the day, if we haven’t sold out in the run up to the event. Please note that camping tickets must be purchased from Eventbrite in advance of the Festival and will not be available for purchase at the event.

Please see ticket notes by clicking here.

Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied to the Festival by a responsible adult (aged 18 or over, who would usually be the parent, carer, legal guardian or other adult entrusted with the care of that child) who must purchase their tickets and accept full responsibility and full supervision, at all times, for all under 16s attending under their supervision. Parents and guardians are encouraged to accompany children aged 16 or 17. When camping, pitch tickets can only be purchased by adults aged 18 or over who have also purchased an adult festival attendance ticket. Children less than 18 years are not permitted to camp without a responsible adult aged 18 or over. Please click here to see more information about buying tickets for camping with children.

No. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied to the Festival by a responsible adult (aged 18 or over, who would usually be the parent, carer, legal guardian or other adult entrusted with the care of that child) who must purchase their tickets and accept full responsibility and full supervision, at all times, for all under 16s attending under their supervision. Parents and guardians are encouraged to accompany children aged 16 or 17. When camping, pitch tickets can only be purchased by adults aged 18 or over who have also purchased an adult festival attendance ticket. Children less than 18 years are not permitted to camp without a responsible adult aged 18 or over. Please click here to see more information about buying tickets for camping with children.

Yes, you must wear the wrist band provided at all times. They will be checked by security and bar staff to ensure that you have paid to enter for the day and that only adults are purchasing alcohol at the festival bars. Wrist bands will also allow you to leave and return to the site throughout the day.

Unfortunately, if you can no longer attend the event, we will not be able to offer you a refund. Refunds may only be requested if the whole event has been cancelled by the organisers.

Yes. Festival organisers reserve the right to check ID. You are strongly encouraged to bring ID if you look under 21 to be sure that you will be admitted to the festival. You will also need ID if you want to buy alcohol and look 21 or under.

The festival site, including the Hose Village Hall building, is accessible to people with disabilities or mobility difficulties, including a wheelchair ramp. There will be disabled car parking located close to the site entrance area. Please ask for directions at the entrance gate. Please note that the event is held on a village hall car park and playing fields which can be a little uneven due to the typical nature of such facilities. If you have any questions, or if we may be able to assist in any way, please contact us by clicking the button at the bottom of this page.

Camping tickets are available via Eventbrite on a first-come, first-served basis and will need to be booked in advance. Click here to see ticket information and a link to Eventbrite. The on-site no alcohol rule will apply to campers. We also do not permit campfires and/or BBQs. Campers, please note that first aid and security services will not be available after the event ends at 11.00pm on Friday and Saturday, and will not therefore be available overnight or during Saturday morning

No. In addition to your camping pitch ticket, each person using the pitch must have their own festival ticket valid for the day(s) when they are attending the festival (for Friday, Saturday or both days), unless they are a child aged 4 years or less.

Please see camping ticket notes by clicking here.

Some parking will be available at Hosenbury on a first-come-first-served basis.

Subject to availability, you may leave your vehicle on the car park overnight on the days for which you have purchased festival tickets. Please note that the Hose Village Hall site is private property. All vehicles and their contents left in Hose Village Hall car park are left entirely at their owner’s risk. Neither Hose Village Hall nor Hosenbury will be responsible or liable for any loss, damage or expense incurred to private vehicles or their contents while parked on the site. Please also note that access to the site will not be secured overnight. Security personnel will be present on the festival site (but not based in the car park) while the festival is happening on Saturday afternoon/evening and Friday evening, but they will not be present overnight.

Yes, contractors will be providing qualified security and first aid services on the festival site while the festival is underway. Please note, that this service will not be available from soon after the event ends at 11.00pm on Friday and Saturday and will not therefore be available at night time or during Saturday morning.

Catering will be available on the day – we have a woodfired pizza van, burgers and hotdogs and fusion street food. However, you are able to bring a picnic if you so wish. Please take any litter home with you or use the waste and/or recycling bins provided on the day.

No. We have a zero-tolerance policy with regards to bringing alcohol into the festival arena. Only alcohol purchased on site will be allowed into the festival arena. Any alcohol found will be confiscated. If you dispute this, you run the risk of being refused entry to the event. We will have security on the gate conducting bag searches. Bringing alcohol to the event jeopardises not only our licence but also our ability to run the event now and in the future. It is also dangerous, as glass bottles may be broken causing a risk to other attendees. Please remember this is a family event and we want everyone to have a great time in as safe a way as possible.

Please see the event schedule, including site and bar opening and closing times by clicking here. And, campsite notes by clicking here.

Please see the event schedule, including approximate band starting times, by clicking here.

No the event will take place outside. We have a covered stage and bar area and inside toilet facilities. Refunds will not be available for bad weather unless the decision is taken by the organising committee to cancel the event.

We will be able to take cash and card payments.

Don’t forget to bring your printed ticket (if purchased from a local shop) or your Eventbrite QR code. Make sure you come prepared for the weather - hopefully sun cream, sun hats and sunglasses but possibly waterproofs and wellies! Cash or bank card to purchase food and drink. ID will be required to purchase alcohol, especially if you’re lucky enough to look under 21. Camping chairs or a picnic blanket. Also make a plan for how you will get home! Hose is in the countryside and while there are some public transport links to Melton and Bottesford, these do not run late.

Well-behaved dogs are allowed at the event. Please consider festival noise levels and the number of people if you do decide to bring your dog. They should be kept on a lead, and you will also need to pick up any waste so that it is not left on the field.