Calexico are headlining End of the Road this year
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Calexico have been announced as headliners for the distant End of the Road festival.
Taking place from the 12th ‘til the 14th of September at Larmer Tree Gardens in North Dorset, the event’s bill already boasts the likes of A Hawk and a Hacksaw, Dirty Three, British Sea Power, Mountain Goats and Laura Marling.
5,000 people will be there, as well as a motley crew of local peacocks and parrots. Adult weekend tickets, inclusive of camping, cost £105 as they do for those aged 13-16, though youngers have to be accompanied by adults. 12 and under = £15.
Puberty costs – tickets here. Email Rough Trade for details of a special Rough Trade package, including ticket, coach travel from Rough Trade East, in-coach entertainment, programme, CD et cetera…
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the line-up
is starting to look so, so good. I just need to find people who want to go now.
^ This.
It's only about 30 minutes from me, but this being Bournemouth everyone loves funky house and that's pretty much it!
Amazing festival.
And not wanting to sound greedy but, just the one act in the annoucement?
This sounds like one hell of a line-up
But I don't think I can afford it. Hope Mountain Goats play a show in London though...
i'd really like to go to this
mainly because it looks like the green man festival used to be before groups of ex-students with annoying sproggs named milly and rupert started running amok.
OH MY GOD
not ex-students! How terrible for you!
Mercury Rev, BSP Micah P.Hinson and A Hawk and a Hacksaw make this very tempting indeed.
My sprog
is going to run amok at EOTR this year
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