Win tickets for Oxzide's big festival gig

The band, whose roots are planted firmly in the rock heartlands of Stourbridge and Dudley, are set to perform at the Glastonbudget 2009 event in Leicestershire which runs for three days from Friday May 22.

The festival, which is not related to the Glastonbury event, is in its fifth year and attracts thousands of visitors to see a host of top tribute acts and new bands.

Revellers can spend a day or the entire weekend camping at the festival which takes place at Turnpost Farm, Wymeswold.

Oxzide will be among around 100 new bands at the festival after a storming set at an audition which won the band an instant invitation to perform at Glastonbudget.

Formed in early 2006 Oxzide have built a strong reputation for putting on a powerful live show which includes classic covers and plenty of original songs from their debut album, Really Not Insane.

The Glastonbudget event will kick start a busy summer for the as yet unsigned band who have shows booked around the Midlands area and beyond for the remainder of the year.

To mark the Glastonbudget show Oxzide have teamed up with the News Group to give away two weekend tickets including camping for the festival, worth a total of £105, to the winners of an exclusive online competition.

To be in with a chance of winning the tickets, or a runners-up prize of an Oxzide T-shirt and copy of Really Not Insane, enter the competition by clicking on the link below to send your answer to the following question.

Which of the following is not a music festival:

1. Glastonbury

2. Glastonbudget

3. Glastonborough

Send you answer, along with your name and a daytime contact telephone number by clicking on the button below.

The competition closes at 11.59pm on Thursday May 7, the winners will be chosen at random by Oxzide from all correct entries.

Normal Newsquest competition rules apply.