Organisers of ArcTanGent have confirmed that the festival will be moving to a new location for the first time in 2027.
For the past 12 years, the festival has been held at Fernhill Farm in Bristol, and it is set to return there later this month for the 2026 edition, which runs between August 19 and 22 and features performances from Primus, Chelsea Wolfe, Cult Of Luna & Julie Christmas and more.
Now, in a new announcement, organisers have shared that the event will be relocating in 2027 and set to be held at the Todenham Manor Farm, which is near Moreton-in-Marsh in Gloucestershire.
Sharing that they “couldn’t be more excited” to share the news, organisers promised the “same great vibes” at the new location, as well as a “very similar layout” and a space which is approximately the same size as the Bristol site.
New changes include enhancements to the VIP area and the introduction of a VIP bar close to the arenas, as well as the same type of indoor stages, as well as the main outdoor stage.
Explaining the decision to move, organisers said that the new location is “way more central for the majority of the country”, and added that “landowners at Fernhill decided last year, that they no longer wanted ATG on their farm, which meant we had to find a new home”.
“After seeing LOADS of places in the South and South West, we think we’ve found the perfect place,” they shared. “You’ve trusted us for the last 12 years, so please trust us again now… Todenham Manor Farm is awesome and will be a brilliant home for ATG. We are very excited for what the future holds.”
They also said that the location makes it more likely for there to be clear, warm weather at future editions of the festival, as it “hasn’t really rained [there] during festival season since 2012”.
Fans can sign up here for the waitlist to get Super Early Bird tickets for ArcTanGent 2027 tickets, and you can also find driving directions to the new site from London here, from Bristol here, and from Birmingham here.
The 2027 edition will be held from Thursday August 19 through to Saturday August 21, although those with early entry tickets can enter the site a day in advance.
