The ever first Truck Fetival was held on 22 September 1998.
Truck Two, which was then extended to two days, was held on the weekend of 10-11 July 1999. Sunday night headliners were King Prawn. Other acts included Black Candy, Lab-4 and Dustball.
Truck Three was held on the weekend of 22–23 July 2000. Bands that played included The Blue Aeroplanes, The Edmund Fitzgerald and Rothko.
Truck Four was held on the weekend of 21–22 July 2001, Truck was headlined by The Rock of Travolta, who had recently supported Radiohead on their homecoming concert at South Park, immortalised on Radiohead's live album I Might Be Wrong. The lineup included local bands such as Four Storeys and The Samurai Seven, as well as cult Glasgow band, Cannon and the infamous John Otway.
Truck Five took place on the 20–21 July 2002. As usual, the lineup was largely taken from the local music scene, including bands like Meanwhile, back in Communist Russia... and Eeebleee, but also with upcoming bands from further afield such as Lapsus Linguae.
Other acts included were; Antonia, Black Nielson, Caretaker, Cat on Form, Chris TT, Dustball, Finlay, 5ft Edible smiths, Fonda 500, Goldrush, Jetplane Landing, Jim Crosskey, KTB, Lapsus Linguae, Lightyear, Luke Smith,, Mountain Men Anonymous, National Prayer Breakfast, Pug, The Rock Of Travolta, Rachel Dadd, Scott Parker, Six Ray Sun, 65 Days of Static, South Sea Company Prospectus, Toby Kidd, Torqmada and The Young Knives.
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Sold Out Ticket Market
The 13th TRUCK FESTIVAL will take place at Hill Farm, Steventon on July 23rd - 25th 2010. 
Truck Ten was originally scheduled for 21–22 July 2007. Tickets sold out in just three days. However, due to flooding (2007 United Kingdom floods), the festival was postponed the day before it was due to start. A replacement event was quickly arranged at Oxford Brookes University, featuring some of the bands who were scheduled to play the festival.
Truck Six was held on 19–20 July 2003 saw bands like British Sea Power and The Futureheads supporting Goldrush, who teamed up with Mark Gardener from Oxford band Ride to headline the festival.
The ever first Truck Fetival was held on 22 September 1998.
Truck Festival is an annual independent music festival in Oxfordshire, England. It was started in 1998 by the Bennett family (including the brothers Robin and Joe of the band Goldrush), who decided that mainstream festivals such as Glastonbury had become too commercial and predictable. It is held in July at Hill Farm in Steventon, near Abingdon. The Truck festival also gave birth to the Truck Records label in 1999.
