Hundred Reasons (Finally) Announced To Play At 2000Trees
Tuesday, 08 May 2012
Written by Ben Bland
As if this year’s 2000trees line-up wasn’t exciting enough as it was, organisers are now delighted to be able to announce that British post-hardcore legends Hundred Reasons will be performing on the Main Stage on Saturday night. Playing their 2002 classic 'Ideas Above Our Station' in full, their set will be a treat for all fans of early 21st century British rock.
Festival organiser James Scarlett confessed that “We’ve tried to book Hundred Reasons every year since we started 2000trees in 2007”. It’s no wonder then that the team behind the festival are absolutely delighted to have secured a show from the band, especially considering that this may well have been their last chance to do so. Hundred Reasons guitarist and co-vocalist Larry Hibbitt is clearly up for the show, saying that “It should be a highlight of the summer!"
It certainly will be a highlight, but not for many more people as tickets are extremely close to selling out. If you want to be at Upcote Farm this summer to see the likes of 65daysofstatic, Guillemots, The Futureheads, Gallows and Pulled Apart by Horses strutting their stuff then it is recommended you head over to www.twothousandtreesfestival.co.uk now and purchase your tickets.
2000trees takes place from 13th-14th July at Upcote Farm, Withington (near Cheltenham). 2000trees Tickets are priced at an incredibly reasonable £66.00. Early entry tickets are already sold out. Click Here to Compare & Buy 2000trees Tickets
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