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LoddFest returns to a sold-out crowd for a second time

Daniel Blackham by Daniel Blackham
Sunday, September 25, 2022 6:09 am
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The Loddfest Music Festival held at the Loddon Brewery on Saturday.

Enjoying the music and the beer.

The Loddfest Music Festival held at the Loddon Brewery on Saturday. Enjoying the music and the beer.

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LODDFEST returned last weekend to a sold-out crowd at Dunsden Green Farm/

Hundreds of revellers enjoyed 10 hours of back-to-back live performances at the festival, organised by Loddon Brewery and Reading-based band Third Lung.

A spokesperson for Third Lung said: “LoddFest 22 was such a massive success and on behalf of ourselves and Loddon Brewery we have you all to thank.

“Returning for its second, we weren’t sure how you guys would respond so to sell out yet again was a dream.

“Thank you to all who came and made the day what it was.”

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Split across two stages, The Tapyard Stage featured nine indie bands and The Brewhouse Stage hosted six intimate performances from artists ranging from electronic chill-out to singer songwriter folk.

There was also a bar serving craft Loddon Beers, spirits and ciders, alongside street food vendors with vegetarian and vegan options.

The spokesperson added: “To all the staff, food vendors and production teams congratulations, you were fab.

“Finally to all the artists who performed, thank you. You absolutely smashed it.”

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