Award nominated independent rock and metal festival, Takedown Festival has unveiled the day splits and stage times of the 2024 edition and announced nine more artists confirmed to play the festival.
Joining the line-up will be London mathcore masters Pupil Slicer who will be performing their critically acclaimed new album ‘Blossom’ in full, UK nu-metal star Deijuvhs, Acres, The Hara, Calva Louise, Blanket, Harbinger, Lastelle, and Sumer.
The announcement of day splits and stage times has revealed that Creeper will be headlining the Laney Stage on the Saturday, just after nu-gen star Cassyette takes to the stage. The Saturday line-up also sees Kid Kapachi headlining the Total Rock Stage, Graphic Nature closing the ‘Metal For Good’ stage and Mimi Barks topping the ‘Divergent’ stage. On the Sunday, Dinasaur Pile-Up will the closing the festival as headliners of the Laney Stage, Terrorvision will be concluding to Total Rock Stage, Pupil Slicer take on the ‘Metal For Good’ stage with URNE topping the ‘Divergent’ stage.
Not only are Takedown Festival today announcing more artists performing in 2024 but they are also proud to share the news that Sophie K and Yasmine Summan of ‘On Wednesday We Wear Black’ will be the main stage comperes throughout the weekend.
Kai and Sarah Harris of Takedown Festival Ltd said, “We are excited to unveil the day splits and announce a new wave of bands that will be joining the Takedown 2024 lineup, including the addition of On Wednesdays We Wear Black podcast as our main stage comperes. Our commitment to pushing the boundaries of the metal, alternative, and rock genres remains unwavering, and we are confident that we have crafted a distinctive lineup for this year’s event.”
For the first time ever, Takedown Festival will span over two days, taking place on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of April 2024 at the Portsmouth Guildhall. Tickets for Takedown Festival 2024 are on sale now via this ticket link: www.takedownfestival.com.
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