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Big Feastival 2022 reveals star-studded lineup including Anne-Marie and Sugababes

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Big Feastival 2022 is back with a bang and has announced some big names including Anne-Marie, Sugababes and Stereophonics.Other acts who will be performing at the show also include The Human League, Jake Bugg, Gabrielle, Basement Jaxx, among many more.The Cotswold festival will be going large this summer at the end of August for a two-day special starting on the 26th - 28th.The festival is presented by M&S Food and returns for its eleventh year on the bank holiday weekend.The show will be hosted at Alex James’ Farm is renowned for delivering incredible live music, critically acclaimed chefs, award-winning street food.Talking about the festival, Alex James said: "We've been busy building on last summer's sold out festival and our strongest line up yet will bookend what promises to be an unforgettable summer of celebration."This is just the tip of the iceberg - best to book camping now to avoid disappointment.

Roll on August Bank Holiday Weekend."Kicking off the party on Friday night with synth-pop icons The Human League. Since forming in 1977, the outfit has sold more than 20 million records worldwide and will undoubtedly delight music fans with timeless classics including Don’t You Want Me and Human.Saturday night will see pop sensation and Brit Awards 2022 performer Anne-Marie bring her seamless blend of pop, garage, and grime to the farm.This comes after her awkward tumble at the music awards, where she fell down the stairs mid-performance.

Bringing the festival to an anthemic close on Sunday night will be UK rock royalty Stereophonics. The Welsh BRIT award-winning rockers have a back catalogue like no other, including five consecutive UK No.

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