Festival closes with footy and fireworks

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The festival weekend closed with a spectacular firework display
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Rock band Kasabian took to the stage for momentous set on Saturday night
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The Last Dinner Party were also electrifying the crowds on Saturday night
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Truck was the only place to see Nothing But Thieves in the UK this summer, who headlined the main stage on Friday
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Pop star CMAT brought a lot of good feels on Saturday
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The festival mascot the Truck Monster roamed around the site for an extra dose of joy and fun
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With 25,000 people attending, Truck is Oxfordshire's biggest music festival
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The festival said Oxford Symphony Orchestra had opened up to mosh pits on the Truck Stage on Sunday
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Festival goers also witnessed football history, as the England's women team became the first senior England team to win a major trophy on foreign soil
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And it was a win-win for the fans, who celebrated the Lionesses victory while enjoying their favourite performers

Galya Dimitrova

BBC News

28 July 2025

Truck Festival 2025 has closed after a weekend "bursting with feel-good moments".

The four-day music event at at Hill Farm in Steventon, Oxfordshire, featured headliners such as Kasabian, The Courteeners and Nothing But Thieves.

Other highlights included a live screening of the Women's Euros 2025 final between England and Spain at the site on Sunday.

Festival Manager Lily Brimble and marketing head Sam Harris said "the energy, the vibes, the love on show, it was all immaculate from start to finish".

Organisers said they were already looking at Truck 2026 "with plans already underway for an ace year".

Early bird tickets for the 29th edition of the festival go on sale on 1 August.

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