Headliners Nothing But Thieves, Kasabian and Courteeners will bring their crowd-pleasing anthems throughout the weekend, while Bloc Party adds electronic elements to the main stage lineup. Festivalgoers can also catch performances from beloved British indie acts Blossoms and Franz Ferdinand alongside newer voices like Wunderhorse and The Last Dinner Party, whose unique theatrical aesthetic has made them one of the most talked-about bands of the past year.
The lineup showcases impressive female talent, featuring pop icon Natasha Bedingfield, whose hits have stood the test of time, alongside the fierce punk energy of Lambrini Girls. Rising female talent is well-represented with folk-pop storyteller Polly Money, the poetic alt-rock of Only The Poets, and the captivating performances of Chloe Slater, making this one of Truck’s most diverse lineups to date.
This family-friendly Oxfordshire festival has notably evolved while maintaining its independent spirit, creating an intimate farm setting that distinguishes it from larger commercial festivals. Truck 2025 remains a sanctuary for music enthusiasts seeking substance over spectacle, promising a weekend where genuine connection between artists and audience remains at the heart of the experience.
With performances spanning multiple stages and showcasing both established artists and emerging talent, Truck 2025 promises to deliver a diverse range of sounds while staying true to its indie rock roots, with female artists representing an important part of the festival’s musical landscape.
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