Supersonic Festival 2024 reviews

 

We are once again completely heart warmed by the incredible press, artist and audience response from this years festival. A huge thank you to all that joined us in creating joyous memories together. The festival wouldn’t be what is is without the support from our wonderful audience.

 

Others are catalysts and cultivators – places where connections are made, communities are sustained and future collaborations may take root. The inspiring, tenacious Supersonic is one of the latter, and for anyone still in doubt of its value, for even a relatively blockbuster (in this context) artist like Oldham, decades-established in his own right, it remains integral.
★★★★★
The Guardian, read full review

 


photo by Robert Barrett

 

As long as festivals as uplifting, as communal, and as defiant as Supersonic continue to defy the odds, there is hope.
The Quietus, read full review
“Artistic Director Lisa Meyer articulately expressed her aspirations for the three day event: “I hope that Supersonic will be a space for people to find comfort in one another, catharsis in music, and a celebration of an amazing community and extraordinary art.”… we are delighted to confirm that Meyer’s words transcended into a real life experience for us.”
Get In Her Ears, read full review

Stuart Maconie’s Freak Zone goes Supersonic 2024 | Listen Here 

The Freak Zone makes its annual pilgrimage to Birmingham for the mighty Supersonic festival for a celebration of leftfield and experimental music. Expect to hear from Gazelle Twin, Mary Lattimore, OXN, some prog morris dancers and some wrestlers in giant papier-mache heads.


Taliable by Alice Needham

 

 “The ever-amazing Capsule crew have been curating the best in the most challenging, experimental and downright rocking music and art year after year to huge acclaim.”
–  Devolution Magazine, read full review
“The most cutting of cutting edge festivals returns for its annual celebration of the eclectic and a typically stunning bill of music that keeps you both intrigued and guessing.”
Louder Than War, read full review

 

Maxine Peake with Pocket Signs Punch and Judy Photo by John Convey

“Demonstrates how the festival constantly pushes boundaries in terms of it’s artistic exploration
– God Is In The TV Zine, read full review
“Birmingham is lucky to have such a visionary festival in its portfolio.”
– John Robb, Louder Than War, read full review

“Among the many reasons to love Supersonic, up near the top of the list is the programming. Sunday brings an unprecedented line-up of artists making striking new music that is openly engaged with traditional forms or in some way folk adjacent.” 
– Echoes and Dust, read full review

 

“The Supersonic team pulled off another blinder in 2024 and, as Bonnie “Prince” Billy proclaimed during his headline set on Sunday: “I hope that you’re all enjoying this weekend – because there’s absolutely no excuse not to.”

★★★★★

The Arts Desk, read full review

Bonnie “Prince” Billy by Robert Barrett

a celebration of the very best in experimental music on a world wide scale!”
– Birthday Cake For Breakfast, read full review

 

“what makes it so great and so nourishing, but such an abundance of cultural riches takes time to fully digest.”
– Friday Echoes and Dust, read full review

 

“Supersonic is a very important and special festival”
TDE Promotions, read full review

 

“They do not miss. She’s fierce but Yallah radiates positive vibes while Debmaster brings the futurist beats. Their set is a double joy… a smiling demonstration of the festival’s defiant spirit.”
– Echos and Dust on Mc Yallah X Debmaster Performance, read full review

Mc Yallah By Alice Needham

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