It’s go time! The lineup for #EOTR2024 is here. Explore the full lineup and book your tickets here: https://t.co/zGKGdovsd8
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— EndOfTheRoadFestival (@EOTR) February 7, 2024

The festival returns to Lamar Tree Gardens in Wiltshire and will take place from 29 August until 1 September 2024. One of Britain’s best alternative rock and folk festivals, it traces its roots back to 2006, and has since won a number of festival awards, including ‘Best Small Festival’ at the 2011 UK Festival Awards and ‘Best Small Festival’ at the NME Awards in 2016, 2017 and 2019.

Bristol rock favourites Idles will end their summer with an appearance at End Of The Road before jetting off for their second North American tour of the year later in September. The post-hardcore heavyweights return to Lamar Tree Gardens having performed at the Big Top stage back in 2018.

Shoegaze giants Slowdive will cap off a heavy summer schedule filled with European festival shows with a headline appearance at this year’s event. The group released their fifth studio Everything Is Alive last September, returning with their signature shoegaze sound that continues to delight fans new and old.

Watch the music video for “Sugar For The Pill” by Slowdive below:

Another headlining act is Swedish artist Fever Ray, AKA Karin Dreijer, formerly part of electronic music duo The Knife. Dreijer will bring their illuminating, experimental art-pop for all to witness next summer and will be joined by folk hero Will Oldham, better known professionally as Bonnie “Prince” Billy (or Palace in his formative years). Once labelled an ‘Appalachian post-punk solipsist’, the DIY folk singer is known for both his ability to transcend sub-genres of folk, making them his own, and for his enigmatic and wholly spiritual live shows. His upcoming first appearance at Britain’s premier folk festival is, therefore, long overdue.

Watch the music video for “I See A Darkness” by Bonnie “Prince” Billy below:

End Of The Road festival saw King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and Allah-Las perform last year, and past years have seen acts like Jeffrey Lewis, Patti Smith, Tame Impala and Mac DeMarco play. Check out this year’s full line-up here.

Tickets are available to purchase now here.

Fever Ray will tour throughout Europe in 2018. Tickets will go on sale on Friday at 10am GMT. Sign-up today at https://t.co/U0l5SBxksq for access to tomorrow’s fan pre-sale. pic.twitter.com/fqUUKk7Esy

— Fever Ray News (@feverray) November 13, 2017

A Bran new album acoompanies the announcement of the tour, with Andersson’s latest project Plunge already garnering critical acclaim, with The Guardian describing the album as ‘unrelentingly engaging’. The build to the long-awaited release began in late October, with the release of lead single ‘To The Moon And Back’.

The album itself is Dreijer’s first under the Fever Ray name since 2009’s eponymous debut, but the singer also operates as part of acclaimed duo The Knife, who last released music in 2013, before disbanding after a subsequent tour a year later.

Rumblings of a new Fever Ray project began as far back as February 2016, when Dreijer told The Fader that she had begun work on new material. She remarked that she was “continuing [working] in other shapes” – as well as writing music for a touring Swedish play.

You can see details of the her two upcoming UK dates below, and tickets go on general sale on November 17.

20/03/2018- Troxy- London

21/03- Albert Hall- Manchester.