Festivals 2022 More names announced for 2000trees festival including You Me At Six, KennyHoopla, Nova Twins and more

They join IDLES, Jimmy Eat World, Turnstile and more at the Cheltenham event.
2000trees has announced its final new selection of artists for 2022, with You Me At Six co-headlining alongside IDLES on the Sunday night.
Other artists added to the Cheltenham festival, which takes place from 6th - 9th July, include KennyHoopla, Nova Twins and Twin Atlantic, who’ll be performing a special Forest Acoustic Session. Boston Manor, Heavy Lungs, Casyette, Mannequin Pussy and Daisy Brain are also among the new additions.
They join an already-announced line up that includes headline sets from Turnstile, Jimmy Eat World and Thrice, with rock heavyweights including Creeper, Pup and Pigs x 7 also playing.
Tickets are on sale now.
Records & Merch

You Me At Six - VI (Yellow Logo) Tote Bag
£10

You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep (10th Anniversary) Coloured Triple Vinyl + T-Shirt
£50

You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep (10th Anniversary) Coloured Triple Vinyl + Triple CD + Vinyl
£72

You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep (10th Anniversary) Coloured Triple Triple LP
£35

You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep (10th Anniversary) Triple CD + T-Shirt
£40

You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep (10th Anniversary) Vinyl + T-Shirt
£40
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