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ABOUT US

Find out where we began!
Bringing Gatherers, old and young, together since 2011, our remarkable micro festival has swiftly become one of Somerset's favourites, with a lineup that South West musicians aspire to be on.
It’s fair to say The Godney Gathering has grown from the one-day, single stage event that we used to be. We're a family-run festival that started in the small village of Godney (between Wells and Glastonbury) back in 2011. By 2014, we'd outgrown our original field and moved just outside of Godney, to Garslade Farm, where we became the two-day festival we are today.

2027 will be the first gathering in our new home - more about that will be announced soon!
The journey so far has been nothing short of extraordinary. We've had unforgettable performances by renowned artists such as The Lightning Seeds, Reverend and the Makers, The Pigeon Detectives, UB40, Feeder, The Darkness, Scouting For Girls, Gentleman’s Dub Club, The Zutons, Judge Jules, The Lottery Winners, The K’s, and even Somerset royalty - The Wurzels!

But here's the real magic

We've never been about just the headliners. Staying true to our humble beginnings, local music will always have a place at The Godney Gathering. Our Homegrown Stage champions exactly that - the local talent that’s right on our doorstep, and making our lineup one that South West musicians aspire to be on.

NEW LOCATION

For information about our new location for next year, please see the FAQs page.
That’s not all! With multiple stages and a range of entertainment, we’re a family festival with something for everyone. Make sure you check out our incredibly popular Silent Disco and let the younger Gatherers loose in The Playground.
A DJ playing at the Silent Disco.

A heartfelt thank you from our founder, Mike Daniells:

“It's surreal to look back and see where we are now, that’s all thanks to the unsung heroes behind the scenes. To every Gatherer who has joined us over the years, thank you. Thanks for supporting events like ours and spreading the word! Festivals like The Godney Gathering are where memories are made.”