Festivals Finder

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Showing upcoming festivals from Mon 3rd Aug 2026 onwards.

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September
End of the Road Festival
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End of the Road Festival

3rd - 6th Sep 2026

Music, Art, Film, Family Friendly

Under 18's Allowed

Showers,

Standard Camping, Caravan, Campervan

Manchester Psych Fest
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Manchester Psych Fest

5th Sep 2026

Music

Very Small

Cinema / Film screenings

October
Sŵn Festival
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Sŵn Festival

15th - 17th Oct 2026

Music

Small

Over 18's Only

Future Days
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Future Days

16th - 17th Oct 2026

Music

Small

Over 18's Only

November
Pitchfork Music Festival - London
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Pitchfork Music Festival - London

2nd - 8th Nov 2026

Music

Small

Over 18's Only

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Like a homage to smoke-filled vaults, aging billiard rooms and crumby packets of pork scratchings in the Working Men’s Clubs of days gone by, Todmorden-by-way of-Europe trio Syd, Jake and Giulia are about to fling open the doors of their own millennial social hub with the fresh post-punk of infectious debut single, Bad Blood / Suburban Heights. With the start-stop sound of Talking Heads, Gang of Four and Television, Bad Blood, fuses 70s post- punk with the stomp of Parquet Courts’ positivity and resonates with the start of the weekend...Syd’s half-spoken words jab through Strokes guitar lines with Mark E Smith drawl...it’s the feeling of a Saturday spent scuffing about in thrift stores and hanging out with friends.

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