Love to be...festival 2027

About 110 Above Festival

110 Above Festival 2027 takes a 1,000-cap indie and alternative music bill to The Stray, Harrogate, HG2 8JR.

The scale is the point. The event moved from the Lainfest name to 110 Above in 2015, and the festival described its 2019 edition as its tenth.

Its booking leans discovery-first, with a grassroots independent setup and an all-ages crowd at the centre of the site.

Lineup and Programme

The festival has used named stages including Commune Stage, Old Town Hall Stage and Gopsall Inn Stage, alongside a Mainstage.

Indie and alternative music sit at the centre of the programme. Activities in the available festival data cover live music, food and drink, emerging-artist discovery and day festival attendance.

Who Is It For?

110 Above draws a discovery-focused indie and alternative crowd, with listings describing it as intimate, grassroots, independent and family-style.

It is an all-ages event. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult, with a maximum ratio of one adult to four under-18s, and under-16s must stay with an adult at all times.

The Venue and Site

The Stray is protected public parkland in central Harrogate. For 110 Above, it gives the festival an open-air town-centre site rather than a remote field setup.

Facilities listed for the event include toilets, bars, food traders and medical or welfare cover. There is no on-site camping on The Stray, and comparable venue guidance says attendee camping is not permitted.

The Stray sits in central Harrogate, with rail access from Harrogate station and Hornbeam Park station nearby.

• Rail: Harrogate station on Station Parade is a short walk from The Stray; Hornbeam Park station is also nearby.
• Road: access routes named in the data include the A61, A661/Wetherby Road and A658, with local approaches via Prince of Wales roundabout, Oatlands Drive, Knaresborough Road, West Park, York Place, Otley Road and Leeds Road.
• Parking: town-centre multi-storey car parks are recommended. The Stray does not permit attendee parking on the grassland or verges.
• Drop-off: comparable Stray-event guidance permits disabled drop-off next to the site.

Harrogate is 16.3 miles by road from Leeds, 22.2 miles from York, 19.4 miles from Bradford and 12 miles from Ripon.