I thought it was brilliant! The weather was great and there was such a positive atmosphere.
I didn't like the fact that the comedians were squished into a small circus tent round the side but i still think it was deffinately worth £50.
Seeing the Boosh perform at the end just made my day :)

Alice, London, UK

The songs aren't indifferent for fans. Each has a different story that we know & love making them unique For non-fans I can understand YOUR indifference, but as it's aimed at fans what do you expect. As for "ego trip"(part of the show maybe) after 10 years good on them. I personally didn't sense it

Terri, Cambridge, UK

I thought it was possibly the worst festival i have ever been to. Jarvis Cocker was no more the DJ that a bloke sitting in his living room playing records with scratches and Har Mar was Karaoke in pants. It was a laugh but, in terms of quality entertainment, it was pants.

Martin, Norwich, Norfolk

I went with my sister who is the biggest boosh fan ever and even she agreed with me that, while the festival was a cracking day out, the boosh act was very self indulgent with the boys acting out their rock god fantasies and missing out on some comedy gold which is what we really wanted from them!!

tracey , london, UK

I went alomg with 4 friends for my birthday and we all had a fantastic time, the live show was great and so were all the people that had made the effort to dress up, fantastic atmosphere just a shame camping was not available at the site and that it was only for 1 day.
Sonia, Alcester, Warks

sonia sowden, Alcester, UK

I thought it was a brilliant achievement for the guys and they pulled it off. The only downside was not playing the very popular 'Love Games'. I hung around at the end for 10 mins after the encore, believing that surely, they wouldn't miss it out. But they did and I felt it was a great shame.

Claire, Surrey,

Absolutely fantastic day and for 50 pounds line-up couldn't be beaten. As someone approaching middle age, not too sure who some of bands were but enjoyed everything especially a blinding set from The Charlatans and the OTT power electro of Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary Numan as he seems to be known!

Mark, Eastbourne,

A huge disappointment, with apparently very little planning towards the public's enjoyment. One music stage with a poor sound system. Basically a total cash in, trying to cram as many people as possible into the Hop Farm Festival space. Left feeling like it was a waste of a day.
D- Must Try Harder

Josh, London, UK

I think these fellows were frightfully entertaining and rounded off a rather spendid sunkissed day in the garden of Kent with an extraordinary repetoire of delightful tunes and ditties from the deservedly successful television series. Mr Numan also did a tremendous turn on stage. Positively electro!

Richard, London, UK

I love the Boosh and their psychedelic wit and madness. I had high expectations for the event. However, I felt short-changed. The comedy tent was very small, the music line up was thin on the main stage (The Kills a highlight). The Boosh rocked, but where was the Julian v Noel banter? NIce giant eel

Nigel, Solihu,

atmosphere good, lots of fans made the effort to dress up as their fave character. didnt see any comedians, tent too small. felt a bit robbed. loved Har Mar Superstar best! Boosh Band a bit of a let down..overeall slightly indulgent Noel..

Andrea Antcliff, Diss, England

I'm a huge Boosh fan and really enjoyed the whole day due to the relaxed, spacious atmosphere. The bands throughout the day were great and the stall were great to look around too.
There was something for everybody and the Boosh played an incrediable show. I think it was worth every penny.

Katherine Morgan, Kent, UK

well i think you'd actually have to know the show to do a review of any competency.

Sarah Harman, london, United Kingdom

I love the Mighty Boosh, but where were they all day? They didn't arrive till 10pm & we had to leave for last train at 10.15pm What did all our money go to? There were 2 stages & nothing but shops & food between. For £50 it should've been spectacular, weird, visual & funny. Ultimately disappointing!

Heather, London, UK

I'm a long-time Boosh fan and thought their set was the most self-indulgent ego-trip I've ever seen. I spent the day in the comedy tent - which was great, if badly planned - then watched the Boosh play out their rock star fantasies to a sycophantic/drunken crowd. I left early. Fielding is no Jagger.

Daniel, Sheffield, S. Yorks

I think that as a fan it was far more enjoyable, as much of the little dialogue there was linked back to jokes from the three serieses. Plus some of the songs were new or up dated and some of their crimps were woven into the songs including the mighty "soup song".
I loved it!

Emma, Purley,