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Radar Festival announce 15 new bands

15 new bands have been announced for this year’s Radar Festival!

Follow January’s announcement, which saw the likes of SLEEP TOKENMONUMENTSVOLUMES and more announced, now, another 15 bands have been confirmed for the progressive music festival in Manchester this July.

The uniquely impressive IGORRR will headline the Saturday of this year’s festival, joining Friday headliners SLEEP TOKEN and Sunday headliners PERIPHERY. Alongside IGORRR, also announced are Australia’s THORNHILL for a UK festival exclusive performance, US mathcore legends CAR BOMB, progressive luminaries CALIGULA’S HORSE and A.A. WILLIAMS, and hotly-tipped homegrown talent in the forms of HERIOT, DREAM STATE, LAKE MALICE, and PUPIL SLICER. Rounding up the new announcement is AVIANAFLOYAHYPNO5EMODERN ERRORFORLORN and SHATTERED SKIES (who will be performing their farewell show).

In addition to the new announcement, day splits have also been confirmed. Speaking about the new announcement, festival co-organiser Joe James says, “we tried to hold on a little longer for a complete announcement, but we have regularly been asked for day splits, and we like to listen to what our audience wants – so here you go! Radar Festival is fully booked and we can let you in on a little secret: we have confirmed our first 2024 headliner, and are already working on the other two. More news on all that soon… We are in the finishing straight now, and cannot wait until Radar Festival 2023. Tickets are selling fast and hotels are booking up, so act now to avoid disappointment!”

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Radar Festival will take place from July 28th-30th at O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester. Tickets are available now and can be purchased here.

For more information on Radar Festival like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.

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