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The full line-up for Glastonferret 2024 has been revealed.
Over the course of August bank holiday weekend, 37 live acts will grace the stage at The Ferret for the original indoor turfed festival.
This will the 17th Glastonferret, and the first since the future of the iconic Fylde Road venue was secured earlier in 2024.
As ever, the legendary event will feature wall-to-wall live music from special guest headliners to local legends.
There will also be real grass, hay bales and festival decor throughout, guest craft ales, cider and summer drinks on tap, food vendors, DJ sessions and crafty stalls in the extended outdoor area, plus late night after parties until the early hours.
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The Ferret’s Director and Programme Manager, Matt Fawbert, said: “Proud of this one. It’s going to be another belter, I can feel it in my bones. A lot of really, really very good bands on here this year. Tickets are selling fast!”
Events run from Thursday 22 to Sunday 25 August, with tickets available on Skiddle for each day or the entire weekend.
The full line-up can be seen below.
Thursday 22 August from 4pm
- The Lovely Eggs
- AK/DK
- The Battery Farm
- Ginnel
- Pleasureinc
- Cadaver Beach
- Defined By
Friday 23 August from 2pm
- The Wave Pictures
- Holiday Ghosts
- Plantoid
- Laura J Martin
- The Cities
- Pray For Mojo
- Redearth
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Saturday 24 August from 12pm
- Snapped Ankles
- Pregoblin
- Deja Vega
- Imperial Wax
- Whinge
- Torture & The Desert Spiders
- Pretty
- Filthydirty
- All Hail Hyena
- Design Rewind
- Jess Thomas
Sunday 25 August from 12pm
- Calva Louise
- Johnny Hunter
- Yaang
- Sugarstone
- TV Face
- Tero Kulero
- Ivan Campo
- Beach Mountain
- The Empire Police
- Fitzsy
- Millicent
- FirstnameFrank
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