Knowsley Hall: new additions, tickets still available

by Mike Diver [Edit this content] ▾ 10 comments 16:32 April 26th, 2007

The Knowsley Hall Festival - held in Liverpool on June 23 and 24 - has seen its bill swell today.

The two-dayer, headlined by The Who and Keane, will feature a pair of stages. The current line-up, including recent additions, is as follows:

June 23

Main Stage
The Who
The Coral
The View
Shack
Pete Wylie & The Mighty Wah
Little Flames

MySpace Stage
The Black Velvets
The Loungs
The Alones
The Maybes
Miss King and The Courgers
The Quarter
Delta Fiasco

June 24

Main Stage
Keane
The Zutons
Madness
Joss Stons
The Icicle Works
The Orange Lights

MySpace Stage
Candie Payne
Howie Payne
The Aeroplanes
I Am Finn

Tickets are available now for £70 for both days and around £45 for one. Click here for more details.

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wow. just... wow.

i have no words.

sarkyfox | 26 Apr '07, 16:37 | X | Reply

shouldn't that be

the wow?

Brooner @sarkyfox | 26 Apr '07, 16:42 | X | Reply

no more words.

geez.

sarkyfox @Brooner | 26 Apr '07, 16:49 | X | Reply

Urgh!

I'll be able to hear this in my garden cos Knowsley Hall is so close to my house. At least it's better than Status Quo who i was forced to listen to last year

Lins | 26 Apr '07, 17:38 | X | Reply

The Maybes

Is there any wall in Liverpool they haven't graffitied?

alaginge | 26 Apr '07, 22:07 | X | Reply

why oh why....

does the only festival in liverpool have to be an utter pile of shit?

signaturetune @alaginge | 27 Apr '07, 11:48 | X | Reply

Eh, clam down, calm down

there will plenty of scallies and Toff's for you to rob. Beats sitting at home crying about not getting Glasto tickets. I'm all over it!

OldGrannies | 27 Apr '07, 12:21 | X | Reply

if...

i could get in free, i'd probably go....
otheriwse i think i'd rather just sit in a beer garden and count my blessings that im not in a smelly field in somerset full of twats.

signaturetune @OldGrannies | 27 Apr '07, 14:10 | X | Reply

I love the Loungs

they are a great band as are the Little Flames

BigJeffBristol | 28 Apr '07, 02:40 | X | Reply

The organisers are utter muppets. Never going back again. The sound was awful (delayed echoes bouncing back everywhere), the line up itself was poor to say the least, thousands of scummy scallies climbed the fence, and just behaved like drunken twats, it took AN HOUR AND A HALF to queue for a drink.....utterly appalling. The planners should be ashamed of themselves.

trashcan | 24 Jun '07, 13:21 | X | Reply