Award nominated independent rock and metal festival, Takedown Festival has today unveiled the first wave of artists that will be appearing at the 2024 edition.
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 and will be headlined by horror punk icons, Creeper following the release of their critically acclaimed new album, Sanguivore and alternative rock heavyweights, Dinosaur Pile-Up.
Joining Creeper to create a star-studded festival lineup will be ‘A’, Dreamstate, Kid Bookie, Snayx, Mimi Barks, Hell Is For Heroes, Stone Broken, BLACKGOLD, Dead Pony, Urne, Mason Hill and many more.
Kai and Sarah Harris of Takedown Festival Ltd said, “We are really excited to announce today the first bands for the Takedown Festival 2024 line up! Now expanded to 2 days, 2024 will be the biggest Takedown Festival ever and we are determined to make it the best yet! We have been blown away by the support and feedback we have received since bringing back one of the best-loved events to the South Coast earlier this year, including three nominations in the UK Festival Awards, and we are delighted to see Takedown staking its place as one of the key rock festivals in the calendar. The line-up announced so far offers a great range of bands and we’ve got more exciting announcements to come!”
Full list of artists announced today include:
CREEPER
DINOSAUR PILE UP
HELL IS FOR HEROES
STONE BROKEN
‘A’
MASON HILL
DREAMSTATE
BLACK GOLD
SHIELDS
KID BOOKIE
THE HURT PROCESS
SNAYX
URNE
MIMI BARKS
DEAD PONY
SCARLET REBELS
NORTH ATLAS
DESERT STORM
SKARLETT RIOT
PINT GLASS
TRIBE OF GHOSTS
PUNK ON YOUR HITS
ADHARMA
FACE THE WOLVES
AAND?
SUNK
THUUM
CROSTPATHS
SWARM6IX
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