Music On The Moor 2025

About

Music On The Moor returns to Brighouse Moor this summer for its biggest year yet. This full-day, family-friendly festival promises an unbeatable mix of live music, delicious local food and the warm, welcoming atmosphere that has made it a staple on Yorkshire’s summer events calendar. With an impressive line-up of Britpop favourites and rising local talent, it’s set to be a day to remember for music fans of all ages.

Dates

Saturday 27th September, 2025

Why Visit?

This is a festival that blends national headliners with a strong community vibe. From chart-topping Britpop anthems to grassroots local bands, the energy on Brighouse Moor is guaranteed to keep the crowd moving. It’s not just about the music, though – expect top-notch food, a buzzing bar, and plenty of space to relax with family and friends.

With activities for children, including the Starlight on the Moor Kids’ Battle of the Bands, and under-12s going free, it’s a brilliant option for a summer family day out without losing that proper festival feel.

What To Expect

• Headline performances from The Bluetones and Dodgy
• Support from The Corellians, The Loose Cut, Hullaballoo, The Caymans, Psychoslinkys and more
• Independent bar from The Crafty Fox serving rotating craft beers, local ales and festival classics
• Gourmet street food stalls offering pizza, burgers, sandwiches and more
• Family-friendly atmosphere with space to picnic (no BYO alcohol)
• Kids’ Battle of the Bands competition – Starlight on the Moor

Entry

Final release adult tickets are £39.50 plus booking fee. Teen tickets (ages 13–17) are £15.00 plus booking fee. Family tickets offer value bundles, starting at £89.00 plus booking fee for 2 adults and 1 teen, and £99.00 plus booking fee for 2 adults and 2 teens. Under-12s go free, but must be registered in advance for capacity management.

Plan Your Visit

Venue: Harthead Moor Cricket Club, High Moor Lane, Cleckheaton, BD19 6LW. The festival takes place on Brighouse Moor, a short drive from the M62, with parking available nearby. The nearest railway stations are Brighouse and Low Moor, with local taxi services and bus routes connecting to the area. The site is on grass with some uneven ground; accessible facilities and step-free routes are provided where possible. Visitors are welcome to bring picnics, though outside alcohol is not permitted.