Alfold Rock and Blues Festival 2027 – Alfold, Surrey, England
Overview
Alfold Rock and Blues Festival 2027 will bring four days of live rock, blues and roots music to the Springbok Estate in Alfold, Surrey, from Thursday 1 July to Sunday 4 July 2027. The festival is a boutique-style outdoor music event built around live performances, camping, food, drinks and a relaxed festival atmosphere.
The main three-day festival period is listed as Friday 2 July to Sunday 4 July, while the four-day ticket begins on Thursday. The festival’s official ticket information confirms that the event takes place at Springbok Estate and that festival admission and camping are sold separately.
Alfold has developed a particular identity around classic and contemporary rock and blues, with a programme that brings together established performers, respected blues musicians and newer acts. The festival has also received recognition from the UK Blues Federation, with the organisers stating that it has been nominated in the Blues Festival category for two consecutive years.
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Its combination of live music, countryside surroundings and on-site camping makes it suited to visitors who want to spend a full weekend at the festival rather than attending a single concert.
What Makes This Event Special
The character of Alfold Rock and Blues Festival comes from its focus on guitar-driven live music and its relatively intimate setting at the Springbok Estate. Rather than operating like a large city music festival with numerous distant stages and huge crowds, Alfold is designed around a more concentrated festival environment where audiences can spend several days listening to rock and blues performances, meeting other music fans and enjoying the surrounding countryside.
Previous editions have featured artists ranging from established blues performers to rock bands and musicians with long careers in the British music scene.
The festival also has a strong camping culture. Visitors can stay on-site from Thursday or Friday depending on their camping ticket, and the official information allows campers to come and go during the camping period.
There are separate arrangements for tents, campervans and caravans, while glamping is also available through the festival’s accommodation partners. This creates a full weekend experience in which the music programme is only part of the overall visit.
Lineup / Featured Artists
The complete 2027 lineup has not yet been published by the festival, so individual artists should not be treated as confirmed unless they are announced through the festival’s official channels. One artist currently associated with the 2027 festival is The Zac Schulze Gang, who are listed for Friday 2 July at Springbok Farm Estate Campsite. Bandsintown also lists Nine Below Zero alongside The Zac Schulze Gang in the festival’s event lineup information.
The Zac Schulze Gang are a blues-rock band from Gillingham, Kent, featuring Zac Schulze, Ben Schulze and Anthony Gunnarsson Greenwell. Their appearance fits the festival’s established emphasis on blues-rock and guitar-led live music.
The official festival website also maintains a dedicated artists section, where further 2027 performers can be added as announcements are made. Visitors should therefore check the latest festival lineup before planning their schedule around particular artists.
Previous editions provide an indication of the musical range without representing the 2027 lineup. The 2026 programme included performers such as Sari Schorr, When Rivers Meet, Dom Martin, Chantel McGregor, Never the Bride, Will Wilde and The Milk Men, demonstrating the festival’s combination of blues, blues-rock and rock performers.
These names are useful as background to the festival’s musical identity, but they should not be assumed to be returning in 2027.
Event Experience
A visit to Alfold Rock and Blues Festival is designed around spending substantial time at the festival site. During the daytime, visitors can move between live performances, food and drink areas and the festival’s other activities, while evenings continue with live music and a social atmosphere.
The rural setting of Springbok Estate gives the event a distinctly countryside character, and staying on-site means that visitors can remain close to the performances throughout the weekend.
Camping is an important part of the experience, but visitors should pay close attention to the festival’s ticket rules. A festival ticket does not include camping, and every person staying in the camping area needs an individual camping ticket.
Campervan and caravan passes are additional and apply to the vehicle rather than replacing the camping ticket for the people travelling in it. Electric hook-up is also sold separately and is intended for power rather than vehicle access.
Date & Schedule
Alfold Rock and Blues Festival 2027 is scheduled for Thursday 1 July to Sunday 4 July 2027, with the official ticket page offering a four-day ticket covering Thursday through Sunday. A three-day ticket covers Friday through Sunday. The published festival listing also identifies Friday 2 July through Sunday 4 July as the main three-day festival period.
The detailed 2027 daily performance schedule is still being developed, so visitors should wait for the official daily line-up before relying on individual performance times. The festival website has a dedicated Daily Line-Ups section, allowing the organisers to publish the running order as the programme becomes available. The currently announced Zac Schulze Gang performance is scheduled for Friday 2 July at 7:00pm.
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Location & Venue
The festival takes place at Springbok Estate in Alfold, Surrey, England, with the postcode GU6 8EX associated with the festival site. The estate provides the outdoor setting for the performances and camping facilities. Although some listings refer to the location simply as Alfold, visitors should note that Alfold is a village in Surrey and is distinct from Alford in Scotland.
The countryside setting is an important part of the festival’s atmosphere. Instead of taking place in a city centre, the event allows audiences to combine live music with an outdoor weekend in the Surrey countryside. Visitors travelling from outside the region can therefore make the festival part of a wider trip around Surrey and nearby parts of southeast England.
Event History
Alfold Rock and Blues Festival was launched in the early 2020s and has established itself as a specialist festival for rock and blues audiences. Earlier festival coverage described the event as being launched in 2021 and highlighted its focus on performers associated with the rock and blues traditions, including musicians connected with the music of the 1960s onwards. The festival has subsequently continued to develop its programme and audience.
The festival’s progress has also been recognised by the UK Blues Federation. The organisers state that Alfold Rock and Blues Festival has been nominated in the Blues Festival category for two consecutive years, while the 2026 UK Blues Awards finalists included Alfold in the Blues Based Festival of the Year category. This recognition forms part of the festival’s growing profile within the UK blues scene.
Getting to the Festival
Visitors travelling to Alfold by car will generally find driving the most practical option, particularly if they are bringing camping equipment or staying in a campervan or caravan. The festival site is at Springbok Estate in Surrey, and visitors should follow the access information supplied with their tickets before travelling because festival traffic arrangements can vary. Those arriving with camping vehicles should make sure that they have purchased the appropriate vehicle pass in addition to the required camping tickets.
For visitors travelling without a car, it is important to plan the final connection carefully because the festival is located in a rural area rather than a major town-centre venue. Visitors staying off-site should also allow additional time for reaching the festival each day. The festival’s accommodation and car-share information can be useful for travellers looking to coordinate transport and overnight stays.
Where to Stay Nearby
On-site camping is the most direct accommodation option for visitors attending the festival across several days. The official ticket information provides four-day camping from Thursday through Monday midday and three-day camping from Friday through Monday midday, with the camping areas opening at 1pm Thursday for Thursday campers and 10am Friday for other campers. Visitors camping on-site can therefore avoid daily journeys between accommodation and the festival grounds.
The festival also supports campervan and caravan camping, with a separate vehicle pass required in addition to individual camping tickets. Electric hook-up is available as an additional service. For visitors who prefer not to camp, the organisers state that hotels and B&B accommodation can be found within a reasonable distance of the festival, although rooms are expected to become scarcer as the event approaches.
Glamping is another option for visitors who want to remain close to the festival without bringing a complete camping setup. Festival glamping providers have previously offered furnished bell tents and other ready-to-use accommodation at the Springbok Estate, giving visitors an alternative to traditional tent camping. Availability and 2027 prices should be checked directly with the relevant provider.
Things to Do Before or After the Festival
Alfold provides a rural base for exploring the Surrey countryside before or after the festival. Visitors with additional time can explore nearby villages, country landscapes and historic properties across Surrey and the surrounding region. The location also makes the festival suitable for a wider southeast England itinerary, particularly for travellers combining the event with visits to Guildford, Cranleigh and other destinations in Surrey.
For music fans, extending the trip can also provide an opportunity to explore other independent venues and cultural attractions in the region. Those arriving from London can combine the festival with time in the capital before or after the event, while visitors travelling from other parts of the UK can use the festival as part of a broader southern England road trip.
Restaurants & Dining Nearby
Food and drink form part of the festival experience, with the event site providing food vendors and a bar so that visitors staying on-site can eat and drink without leaving the festival grounds. The festival website maintains a dedicated section for its bar drinks list and food vendors, allowing details to be updated as the event approaches.
Visitors staying outside the festival site can also explore pubs, cafés and restaurants in Alfold and nearby Surrey communities. Because the festival takes place in a rural area, those staying off-site should consider their evening transport arrangements before booking accommodation, particularly if they plan to remain at the festival until the end of the music programme.
Ticket Information
The official 2027 ticket page currently lists a four-day festival ticket at £125 and a three-day ticket at £115. The four-day ticket covers Thursday through Sunday, while the three-day ticket covers Friday through Sunday, and neither includes camping. The festival also offers instalment options, with the four-day first instalment listed at £43 and the three-day first instalment at £39, followed by two further payments according to the published schedule.
Camping is charged separately at £40 per person for four-day camping and £35 per person for three-day camping. A campervan or caravan pass is listed at £45 per vehicle, while electric hook-up is available for an additional £75. The official ticket information makes clear that each person camping requires a camping ticket, even when travelling in a campervan or caravan. Disabled adult and carer ticket options are also listed, with proof of disability and carer status required on arrival.
Tickets are physical printed tickets that are posted to purchasers, according to the official ticket page. Visitors should therefore provide accurate postal and email details when ordering and keep the physical tickets safe once received. Ticket availability and prices can change, so the official festival ticket page should be checked before making travel arrangements.
Official Event Information
The official festival website provides the latest information about the 2027 schedule, artists, tickets, camping, glamping, food vendors, accommodation and festival updates. Because the 2027 programme is still being announced, visitors should use the official website for the latest confirmed artist and timetable information.
Official Alfold Rock and Blues Festival website: https://alfoldrockblues.com/
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FAQ's
When is Alfold Rock and Blues Festival 2027?
The 2027 festival is scheduled for Thursday 1 July to Sunday 4 July 2027, with the main three-day ticket covering Friday 2 July through Sunday 4 July.
Where is Alfold Rock and Blues Festival held?
The festival takes place at Springbok Estate, Alfold, Surrey, England, GU6 8EX. It is not located in Alford, Scotland.
Who is performing at Alfold Rock and Blues Festival 2027?
The complete 2027 lineup has not yet been announced. The Zac Schulze Gang is currently listed for Friday 2 July, with Nine Below Zero also appearing in the currently published festival lineup information. More artists are expected to be announced.
How much are Alfold Rock and Blues Festival tickets?
The currently published prices are £125 for a four-day festival ticket and £115 for a three-day ticket. Camping costs £40 per person for four days or £35 per person for three days and is purchased separately.
Does the festival ticket include camping?
No. Festival admission and camping are separate. Every person staying in the camping area needs their own camping ticket. Campervan and caravan passes are additional and cover the vehicle rather than the people camping in it.
Can I stay in a campervan or caravan?
Yes. The festival offers campervan and caravan passes, but the vehicle pass must be purchased in addition to the individual camping tickets required for everyone staying in the vehicle.
