Muddy Roots presents
Rattle the Barn ’27
- 31 July & 1 Aug 2027+ pre-party Friday 30 July
De Laerehoeve · Knesselare · Belgium
Your new annual gathering for everything roots, bluegrass and punk related, on a 160 year old farm.
- Roots bands
- Free camping
- Free showers
- When
- Sat 31 July & Sun 1 Aug2027
- Camping open
- Fri 30 Julyfrom 15:00
- Family Friendly
- Kids Animationfrom 12:00
- Camping
- Freeshowers included
- Age
- All agesKids accompanied by an adult
- Accessible
- Wheelchair spacesemail us in advance
Rattle the barn 2027
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Tickets
Join us
Straight from the festival, no middleman. A weekend ticket costs less than two day tickets, and the pre-party comes with it.
Early Bird Weekend YOUTH
€40
Sat + Sun, includes pre-party friday, for YOUTH ages 12 - 17
- All 3 days
Early Bird Zaterdag YOUTH
€20
One day, free camping and showers included. For YOUTH ages 12-17
- Sat 31 Jul
Early Bird Zondag YOUTH
€20
One day, free camping and showers included. For YOUTH ages 12-17
- Sun 01 Aug
The beating heart of the weekend
Two doors, one yard
Local farmers, food makers and craftspeople alongside three days of music, on the same farm. The market is free to enter, festival ticket or not.
- Live roots music
- 12:00 – 00:00
- Ticket required
- Local Market
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Free entry
Who we are
D.I.Y. till we die
Rattle the Barn is not an idea on paper but a place built by people. There are no big structures behind this festival, only families, friendships and a shared belief in carrying, listening and living together.
The festival is located in a restored 160 year old brick barn at De Laerehoeve, Bart’s yard. Camping is free, so are the showers. Everyone is welcome exactly as they are.
Practical
Getting here
Half an hour from Bruges and Ghent, out in the fields. Coming by car? You can camp on the back of the site.
Camping & showers
Free, on the back of the property.
Car, bicycle, train
Free parking in the meadow beside the yard. Bicycle racks at the gate.
Accessibility
Wheelchair spaces and a paved path all the way to the barn. Let us know in advance.
Short and simple
No racism, no sexism, no nonsense. Clean up your own mess! Dogs are welcome on the (camp)site, not in the barn.
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