A 90s music legend and the winners of Britain’s Got Talent have played a gig at Jeremy Clarkson’s Cotswolds pub in Oxfordshire.
Groove Armada star Andy Cato joined the Hawkstone Farmers Choir for a performance at The Farmer’s Dog in Asthall on Friday (September 4).
This was as part of the inaugural Hawkstone Harvest Festival held on the grounds of Mr Clarkson’s Oxfordshire pub.
Running from around 2pm onwards, the festival featured live music, food and drinks from the Hawkstone range.
Mr Cato rose to fame as one half of dance music duo Groove Armada, whose best-known hits include At the River, I See You Baby and Superstylin’.
He was announced as one of the headline acts for the festival alongside the Hawkstone Farmers Choir.
The choir have enjoyed a remarkable year after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2026.
Formed to support farming communities and raise awareness of mental health challenges in agriculture, the group secured Amanda Holden’s Golden Buzzer during the competition before going on to win the series.
Mr Clarkson and his Clarkson’s Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper also attended the festival, with former UK Prime Minister David Cameron also in attendance.
A promotional statement issued ahead of the event described it as “a celebration of British farming” and said visitors would be able to enjoy live music throughout the day.
The Farmer’s Dog opened in 2024 after Mr Clarkson bought and renovated the former Windmill pub in Asthall near Burford.
Since then, it has become a major attraction for fans of the TV presenter and his hit Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm.
