Deepdale Festival
5 Hills Out
Deepdale Camping & Rooms hosts a small but perfectly formed Music Festival with a Heart of Folk across three stages on the last weekend of September. The Brick Barn, Orchard Stage & Courtyard will welcome more than 40 superb acts, each bringing their own flavour to this much‑loved Norfolk gathering.
We’re delighted that 5 Hills Out have been added to the stellar line‑up at this fantastic festival, joining an already exceptional programme curated by Chris, the festival director. Deepdale Festival is hugely proud of the high‑quality artists who choose to perform here each year, and we’re thrilled to be part of the 2026 edition.
Deepdale Festival 2026 marks the 8th annual celebration of music, community and folk‑inspired creativity. The dates are set, limited day tickets are available, the programme is partially announced, and accommodation is open for booking.
We hope you’ll join us for a brilliant weekend of music including Hope & Social – Noble Jacks – Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman – Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys – The Shackleton Trio – 3 Daft Monkeys – Blackbeard’s Tea Party – Christina Alden & Alex Patterson – Floral Image – Honey & The Bear – Neev – Wilswood Buoys – Brian Stone & The Masters of None – Detta Kenzie – Langkamer – The Rabbitts – 5 Hills Out.
Line Up
5 Hills Out are a 5-piece folk-punk band of misfits from Derbyshire, determined to make their mark on the folk scene. Combining traditional accordion, saxophone, guitars and mandola with a rocking rhythm section of fretless bass and drums. The band generate a formidable sound scape set against their passionate and crafted shows. Stripped down acoustic arrangements, sit alongside driven punk anthems. This song variation and instrument swapping ability help give 5 Hills Out a great live edge. Their sound and attitude is refreshing and shows their eclectic influences taken from the likes of The Levellers, X-Ray Spex, Richard Thompson, Stiff Little Fingers, New Model Army and Gogol Bordello. The band have played extensive live shows around the Peak District, which enabled the self-released debut acoustic EP 'No Way In' in 2016, on all major download platforms and a limited-edition CD run. They released their second EP ‘Still Outside’ in Autumn 2017, which showed the bands diverse electric capabilities. The band are now touring in 2019 to promote the release of their critically acclaimed new record ‘The Snug Sessions’, which is the first release on the bands own label ‘Culvert Collective Recordings’.
