End Of The Road announce Christmas party

/
/
ad-mania

End Of The Road Festival and Loud And Quiet

Are throwing their annual Christmas party

12 December at The Lexington

English Teacher

Modern Woman

Tiberius b
Loud And Quiet DJs till late

BUY TICKETS HERE

End Of The Road announce Christmas party

Tier 2 Tickets for End of The Road Festival 2024 (29 August – 1 September 2024) available now.

★★★★★  The Guardian / ★★★★★  The Times / ★★★★★ NME ★★★★★ The Independent / ★★★★★  The Financial Times

As End Of The Road closed another festival season in spectacular style with its 2023 edition, the team behind it alongside friends Loud And Quiet are doing their best to beat the winter blues by throwing their annual festive bash. The End Of The Road 2023 Christmas Party will take place at London’s The Lexington, on 12 December. Get your tickets here.

Headlining the night will be unstoppable Leeds indie rockers English Teacher. With their debut album slated for release early next year after signing to Island Records, the quartet have been on a meteoric trajectory since 2022s acclaimed debut EP Polyawkward and their appearance at End Of The Road Festival 2022 on the Woods Stage. Known for their incendiary live show, as seen here playing their recent hit ‘The Worlds Biggest Paving Slab’ on Jools Holland, catching English Teacher on stage at The Lexington will be an intimate treat for a band destined for huge things.

Modern Woman will bring their eclectic mix of avant-garde art rock and spidery post punk, for a totally one off live experience. The arresting vocals of frontwoman Sophie Harris glide and soar before twisting and snaking through thickets of violins, percussion and blasting drums. Releasing their debut EP ‘Dogs Fighting In My Dreams’ via End Of The Road Records, the festival favourites are not ones to be missed.

Electronic indie experimentalist Tiberius b will open up the night. Having recently released their debut EP DIN via Mark Ronson’s Zelig Music, Tiberius b are proving to be a truly singular artist. Their music has garnered praise from the likes of Them, i-D and The FADER for pushing music in uncompromising directions and tackling difficult subjects around loss, queer intimacy and trans beauty.

Before carriages are called, the team from Loud & Quiet magazine will keep the vibes high with their legendary DJ set.

As King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s spectacular Sunday night set brought the brilliant 2023 edition of End Of The Road Festival to an end, the largest ever amount of early bird tickets have already sold out for 2024. With tier 2 tickets now on sale for the weekend of 29 August – 1 September 2024, the 18th instalment of End Of The Road Festival promises to be very special indeed.

Across the rest of the weekend of the 2023 edition there were dazzling headline sets from Future Islands, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Wilco on the Woods Stage. The always magical Garden Stage had performances from Angel Olsen, Arooj Aftab, Ezra Furman, Mabe Fratti, Crack Cloud, Avalanche Kaito, Caroline and many, many more.

Praise for End Of The Road Festival 2023:

“UK’s most exciting and diverse medium-sized festival” ★★★★★ The Guardian

“The most imaginative and exploratory festival of the summer” ★★★★★ The Independent

“A fantastic festival that makes everyone – provided they are here for the music and arrive with an open mind – feel welcome”   ★★★★★ The Times

“A magical weekend”Uncut

“A perfect end to the festival season”Financial Times

“Unlike other festivals it was packed with intriguing, vibrant, essential new stuff from the moment the stages flicked the power on… End Of The Road is an enduring festival because of its civility on the ground and it’s growing disturbance on stage” Loud And Quiet

“The most charming, weird, fun and magical festival in the UK” The Line Of Best Fit

“End Of The Road is the best festival in the UK and attendance is mandatory for all who like their music eclectic and their countryside beautiful” Clash

“It would be hard to argue that there’s a festival anywhere that pays attention to the little details the way that End Of The Road does” Consequence Of Sound

This div height required for enabling the sticky sidebar

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This
Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views : Ad Clicks : Ad Views :