19-07-2025
Watch legendary band play hit song at Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds pub
Legendary band, The Wurzels, played their number one hit song during a surprise gig at Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds pub this week.
The former Top Gear and Grand Tour host bought the Windmill pub in Asthall for around £1,000,000 and renamed it to reflect his pets and agricultural pursuits.
Situated on a former dogging hotspot, according to Mr Clarkson, the boozer will feature in the upcoming fourth season of Prime Video show Clarkson's Farm this week.
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A brilliant performance of Combine Harvester by @TheWurzels earlier this week at The Farmer's Dog pub in the Cotswolds. 📹: @TheOxfordMail
— Edward Burnett (@edwardburnettt) July 19, 2025
The watering hole has seen its fair share of famous names visit since it opened ahead of schedule back in August 2024.
Former US talk show host Ellen DeGeneres and her actress wife, Portia de Rossi, live nearby and were spotted enjoying a conversation with James Blunt.
Status Quo drummer John Coghlan was also spotted enjoying a drink with his wife and a pal earlier this year.
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The Wurzels on stage at the Cotswolds pub. (Image: Newsquest)
Now, the legendary Scrumpy and Western band, The Wurzels, have played a gig at the pub.
Hailing from Somerset, the group are best known for their number one hit 'The Combine Harvester', which was released in 1976.
Later that year, they also had a number three hit, 'I Am a Cider Drinker', which was released by the band alongside Sea Power.
Both songs were played along with a whole host of The Wurzels' music catalogue on Monday (July 14) at the Hawkstone Summer Party at the Cotswolds pub.
