Country, Blues, Rock & Roll and Americana acts will take to the stage at the Red Rooster Festival at Euston Hall over the weekend of May 29-31

The full line-up for the Red Rooster Festival has been revealed.

Having already announced some powerhouse names like JD McPherson, Samantha Fish, Jerron Paxton, Thee Sinseers, The Altons, DeWolff, Danny & The Champions of the World, Twinnie, the grounds of Euston Hall will also reverberate to the sounds of The Sheepdogs, Willi Carlisle, Jontavious Willis, Early James, Gill Landry and Alan Tyler over the weekend of May 29-31.

The festival at Euston Hall showcases some of the best Country, Blues, Rock & Roll and Americana acts from both sides of the Atlantic and remains one of the most affordable festivals around.

The Sheepdogs blend Southern country rock, psychedelia and bluesy swagger, while country folk singer Willi Carlisle believes singing is a form of healing.

Grammy-nominated bluesman Jontavious Willis is on a mission to revive the spirit of classic Blues and eccentric troubadour Early James weaves country storytelling with blues, soul and rock.

Gill Landry, a two-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist, began his journey as a busker living out of Volkswagens between New Orleans and the Pacific Northwest, while the godfather of the underground UK country scene Alan Tyler first broke through with The Rockingbirds in the early '90s.

New additions also include Bloodshot Bill, Toby Lee, Nat Myers, Emily Seck, Savannah Gardner and The Vagaband, among many more.

For the full programme and to buy tickets, see redrooster.org.uk