Win 2 Weekend Camping Ticket to Bloodstock!

  1. Home
  2. Competitions
  3. Win 2 Weekend Camping Ticket to Bloodstock!
Festival Crowd Header

20 Jun - 12 Jul 2012

Competition Closed

Bloodstock Open Air 2012 Bloodstock Open Air festival takes place from 9 - 12th August at Catton Hall in Walton-On-Trent, Derbyshire and we have 2 Weekend Camping tickets up for grabs. 

The line up speaks for itself with the likes of Alice Cooper, Behemoth, Machine Head, Anvil, Dreamcatcher, Hatebreed and many more metal, heavy rock bands on the ever growing line-up!

A true British Metal festival showcasing not only some of the finest bands around but with DJ's, comedy and more entertainment on offer over the weekend you won't want to miss this!

There are 2 ways to win this fantastic prize - Either register first and click ENTER COMPETITION below or RETWEET the competition link on twitter @UKFG, it couldn't be easier.

The winner will be selected at random and contacted after the competition closes on 12th July 2012.

Bloodstock 2012

Recent News More news

  • New Festival Celebrates Haverfordwest's Heritage

    Castle to the Quay Festival in Haverfordwest will feature live music, craft activities, storytelling, and more to highlight the town's history.

  • Leeds Festival 2026: Headliner Rumours and Favorites Revealed

    Speculations and predictions for the headliners of Leeds Festival 2026 have begun, with organizers hinting at two acts booked already. From classic bands to rising stars, the lineup possibilities are diverse and exciting.

  • Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2025 Highlights

    The Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2025 featured performances from various artists, including Oysterband's final UK appearance. The festival drew around 8,000 attendees and offered a mix of folk, blues, Americana, and world music.

  • Camp Bestival Leads UK Family Festival Boom

    Ticketmaster's 2025 State of Play report showcases the rise of festivals as family holidays, with Camp Bestival setting the standard. The report also highlights the importance of sustainability, social media, and the increasing presence of older audiences at festivals.