[3] 1995 becomes a 2 day event with 3 stages and moves to Loseley Park with acts including Richard Thompson (musician), Peter Sarstedt, Chumbawamba, The Hamsters, Oysterband.

[3] 1996 the event moves back to Stoke Park, with acts including Peter Green (musician), Eddi Reader, The Hamsters, Shane MacGowan & The Popes.

The 2006 event was headlined by Embrace, a-ha and Billy Idol, and featured Nizlopi, The Wonder Stuff, The Lightning Seeds, The Stranglers, Gary Numan and The Storys.

2009 performers included: Motörhead, Goldie Lookin Chain, You Me at Six, Brian Wilson (Beach Boys), The Charlatans, Athlete, Toploader, Will Young, Happy Mondays,[3] Nouvelle Vague, Joe Bonamassa, The Wailers, Eureka Machines, DJ Yoda, Rusko, The Love Band, The Fins and Andrew Morris (Singer Songwriter).

2014's line-up included The Boomtown Rats, Kool & The Gang, The Human League, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Boney M., Katrina Leskanich[7] Ms Dynamite, The Blackout.

[8] Held at Hurtwood Polo Club, in Cranleigh 2022 line-up included Sister Sledge, Björn Again, Peter Hook and the Light, Dodgy, Baccara.

Held at Stoke Park 2024 line-up included Sam Ryder, The Stranglers, Peter Hook and the Light, The Blockheads, Bez (musician), Urban Cookie Collective, Kiki Dee, Nouvelle Vague (band), The Skints, Dutty Moonshine Big Band, From the Jam, Black Grape, Mr.B The Gentleman Rhymer, Alex Party, The Vapors, The Bootleg Beatles, Elvana.

To fill the gap, for 2013 the Magic FM Summer Of Love event was held at Stoke Park on the weekend of 13–14 July 2013, headlined by Jamiroquai and Bryan Adams.

[11] A rival event, free festival GU1, took place the same weekend at the Holroyd Arms, a Guildford pub, in protest at what organisers saw as the "corporate takeover" of the former Guilfest by Magic FM's promoters Live Nation.

The line-up included The Feathers, Louise Distras, Shakespearos, Anarchistwood, The Unbelievable Freeloaders From Mars, P45, Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area, Archive 45, Gobsausage, Black Anchor, Collage of Sound, Snork and Kerb.