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Tier One tickets for Cambridge Folk Festival Weekend on Sale Today

Oct 2, 2026

 

TIER ONE TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER

FOR CHERRY HINTON HALL WEEKEND

FRIDAY 30 JULY – SUNDAY 1 AUGUST 2027

 

Tier One tickets for Cambridge Folk Festival weekend at Cherry Hinton Hall will go on sale today,  Friday 2 October. With the exciting news that Friday night has been added to the line-up, next year’s event will be a 3-day weekend, 30 July – 1 August. In a sensational start for 2027, Early Bird tickets, which were released in mid-September, sold out in less than 1 hour.

Book Tier One weekend tickets from Friday 2 October at 10 am:

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A variety of ‘Cambridge Folk Festival Presents’ events in multiple venues across the city during the run up to the Cherry Hinton Hall weekend will return for 2027, after the overwhelming success of this innovative new initiative earlier this year. Further details coming soon.

A spokesperson for the Festival said: “The response to 2027 has been fantastic, with our Early Bird tickets selling out in less than an hour. It’s a great start and shows just how much enthusiasm there is for the Cambridge Folk Festival. We’re now releasing Tier One tickets and, following the success of our city events in 2026, we’re also looking forward to announcing our 2027 city programme in the coming months. There’s lots more to come as we build towards another great Festival in Cambridge.”

 

Tier One Weekend ticket prices are: Adult £160, Concession/Young Adult (14-25) £130, 0-13 FREE. Weekend Parking £20; Camping £60

All prices subject to booking fee. See website for more information, including concessions, payment plan.

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