Minety Music Festival

About Minety Music Festival

For 2027, Minety Music Festival runs as a four-day music festival at Salud's Field, Mile Straight Corner, The Common, Malmesbury.

The edition is branded by the festival as its 10 Year Anniversary. Capacity is about 3,500.

The festival began in 2017, when The Dirty Smooth helped set it up and organise it. That first year was shortlisted at the UK Festival Awards in the Best New Festival category.

Lineup and Programme

Four stages carry the 2027 programme, which is advertised at over 100 acts. The listed stages are the Eames Laurie Main Stage, Minety Stage, Treehouse Teen Tent and Stage.

Programmed genres cover rock, indie, folk, soul, funk, jazz, acoustic, pop, country, singer-songwriter and dance. The main stage is undercover.

The Kidzone and Treehouse Teen Tent sit alongside the stage bill. The Treehouse Teen Tent runs sessions and workshops.

Who Is It For?

The festival describes the event as family-friendly and aimed at mixed ages. Its terms say it is suitable for young children, under-5s and toddlers.

Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult over 18. The Treehouse Teen Tent is free for ages 13–17, and the site runs free Kidzone activities.

The venue operates Challenge 25 for alcohol.

The Venue and Site

Salud's Field sits at Mile Straight Corner on The Common in Minety, postcode SN16 9RH. The arena is fenced, with a single public entrance.

Camping is split between the main car-park field and a field to the south. The main campsite has 270 pitches of 7m x 7m, described by the festival as roughly 1,080 people.

The camping areas open at 12:00 on Thursday 1 July 2027 and close at 10:00 on Monday 5 July 2027. Toilets, showers and water points are listed on site.

Campervans, caravans, trailer tents and live-in vehicles are permitted in designated areas. Electrical hook-up is advance-booking only.

Travel

Minety sits in Wiltshire, about 6 miles east of Malmesbury and about 6 miles west of Swindon. Bath is about 23 miles to the south-west.

• Nearest stations: Kemble is about 10 km away; Swindon Station and Chippenham Station are also listed by the festival.
• Road access: routes use M4 Junction 16, the B4040, Station Road and The Common.
• Parking: on-site parking is available, with drop-offs directed to the main car park.
• Live-in vehicles: the main car park field is used for live-in vehicles in designated areas.