ArcTanGent

About ArcTanGent Festival

Todenham Manor Farm near Moreton-in-Marsh is the 2027 site for ArcTanGent Festival, a music festival spanning experimental rock, metal, prog, math rock, post-rock, hardcore and electronic music. ArcTanGent says it has operated since 2013, with the 2027 move from Fernhill Farm announced as a same-size relocation. The scale stays put. Historical reporting puts capacity at about 5,000 people, and the festival was shortlisted for Best Medium Festival at the UK Festival Awards in 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Lineup and Programme

ArcTanGent’s stages are Main Stage, Yohkai Stage, Bixler Stage and PX3 Stage. Stage-hopping is part of the format. The programme covers live sets, the nightly silent disco, food and drink, merch and clashfinder/app use. The silent disco runs from 11pm to 3am.

Who Is It For?

ArcTanGent’s audience is adult-leaning and community-minded, centred on fans of experimental rock, metal, prog, math, post, hardcore and electronic music. It is not child-oriented. The festival describes itself as welcoming and inclusive. There is no minimum age, but under-18s must be accompanied by an adult, wear an underage wristband and are not served alcohol.

The Venue and Site

The 2027 move takes ArcTanGent to Todenham Manor Farm near Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. The site keeps camping close to the arenas and uses indoor Big Top-style stages rather than a traditional outdoor main stage. The layout is compact. Weekend tickets include camping, with VIP and general camping fields, glamping options and a designated campervan area. Facilities include showers, an accessible shower, Max Stores general store, lockers, phone charging, cashless payments, food traders, beer and cider bars, a merch tent, the festival app and the silent disco. Caravans are not permitted.

Travel

Moreton-in-Marsh is the nearest and recommended station for ArcTanGent. It is about 4 miles from the site, roughly a 5–10 minute taxi ride.

• Rail: Moreton-in-Marsh station is the nearest listed station.
• Driving: the festival lists the site as about 1 hour from Birmingham, about 1 hour 25 minutes from Bristol and about 2 hours from London.
• Parking: advance parking tickets are sold, and accessible parking spaces are free via the Access Request Form.