Future Days Festival returns to Birmingham this weekend

Future Days Festival returns to Birmingham this Friday and Saturday with Working Men’s Club, Warmduscher, Adult DVD, GANS, Personal Trainer, Ulrika Spacek, 1000 Rabbits and more.

Date published: 12th Oct 2026

Future Days Festival returns to The Crossing in Birmingham this weekend, bringing two days of forward-thinking alternative music to the second city on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October.

The two days in Digbeth see Working Men’s Club, alongside Ulrika Spacek, Silverwingkiller and Televised Mind DJs on Friday, before Saturday expands the bill with Warmduscher, Adult DVD, GANS, 1000 Rabbits and a special curtain-raiser set from Personal Trainer.

Fancy spending the weekend discovering some of the most exciting names in the alternative scene? Find more information here and secure your Future Days tickets below.

Both days offer some of the best new bands on the circuit, but on Saturday the earlier start sees the join in thanks to the Weird On Purpose Stage, which features Pebbledash, Magnatas Court, Ollie Cook & The Hogwash, Loum and Jazzcat.

And if you’re not ready to call it after the final band, PAN-PAN Digbeth is hosting free official afterparties on both nights: Wild Combinations DJs take over Friday from 9pm–2am with proto-house, new wave, electric boogie and Italo, before To And Fro DJs keep Saturday moving from 10pm–2am with indie dance, dark wave, no wave and beyond.

Future Days Festival takes place at The Crossing on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October, with day tickets and limited weekend tickets available below now through Skiddle.