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★★★★★ – The Guardian
“Two decades in, Supersonic remains the ultimate annual platform for interesting, experimental and boundary-pushing music in the UK and beyond. More than just a brilliant festival, Supersonic is the nexus point for the genuine underground – one of the country’s most important incubators for the culture we see as totally critical.” – The Quietus
FIRST NAMES REVEALED…
AUNTY RAYZOR | BACKXWASH | BRIDGET HAYDEN AND THE APPARITIONS | BUÑUEL | CINDER WELL | DEATH GOALS | DIVIDE AND DISSOLVE | HEDGLING | HIRS COLLECTIVE | MARIA W HORN & SARA PARKMAN present FUNERAL FOLK | MEATDRIPPER | MERMAID CHUNKY | MOIN | OMO | POOR CREATURE | RICH(ARD) DAWSON | WATER DAMAGE | WITCH CLUB SATAN | ZU
+ more to be announced
Clockwise – Bacxwash, Rich(ard) Dawson, Moin & Witch Club Satan
Highlights include, a UK exclusive from Backxwash showcasing her incoming album ‘Only Dust Remains’. Rich(ard) Dawson will also be presenting music from his new album, End of the Middle with drummer Andrew Cheetham. Performing in the UK for the first time Swedish artists Maria W Horn & Sara Parkman present Funeral Folk, a singular and ritualistic musical exploration of death and grief. We are proud to host the first UK show for Witch Club Satan, an occult, feminist Black Metal trio from Norway. Three-piece experimental outfit Moin join us, alongside Water Damage, a Texas-based droning supergroup, composed of experimental veterans from projects including Black Eyes, Swans, and USA/Mexico. Plus loads more vital new music.
Clockwise Divide And Dissolve, Maria W Horn & Sara Parkman, Hirs Collective & Poor Creature
To get to know our 2025 lineup, have a listen to our Supersonic Festival Playlist! Enjoy all of our announced artists from Mermaid Chunky to Zu in one place and follow our profile to be the first to sonically witness future curated playlists!
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As well as General Weekend tickets we are including a payment plan option this year to help spread the cost and we have Solidarity Tickets for those who can afford to pay more to help us subsidise a % of tickets for those on low incomes or unemployed.
