UPDATE June 4: The festival has been cancelled. Head here for further details.
Electric Fields Festival has moved site for 2019.
The festival, previously held in the grounds of Drumlanrig Castle in Thornhill, Scotland, will now take place at Glasgow's SWG3.
The three-day musical festival, now in its sixth year, will play host to headliners Metronomy, the Vaccines and Frank Turner, in addition to a diverse musical line up with some of the best electronic, pop and indie bands.
Nick Roberts, Festival Director, said of the new site location:
“After spending the past 5 years putting on a quality outdoor music festival we found the rising costs this year have led us to reimagining how Electric Fields takes place for 2019. Although we leave Dumfries & Galloway with a heavy heart our new venue offers a very exciting opportunity for us to flex our creative muscle and put on an outstanding show in the heart of Glasgow. We will have our full line-up joining us, excellent food and drinks and of course tons to do for little ones with Our Kids Electric. We look forward to seeing faces old and new in July.”
Find out more here, and head below for the latest line up announcements.
What? A three-day music festival hosting a diverse range of exciting bands in the popular Finnieston area of Glasgow.
Where? SWG3 in Glasgow, Scotland.
When? July 4-6.
Who? Metronomy, Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, and the Vaccines will headline the festival, with additional sets across the weekend from Friendly Fires, Sleaford Mods, Fat White Family, Nadine Shah, the Skatalites, the Futureheads, Kero Kero Bonito, Iceage, Malcolm Middleton, Free Love, the Spook School, Our Girl, Gently Tender, Heavy Lungs, ONR, Fur, Vistas, Honey Lung, Heavy Rapids and more.
The independent Edinburgh venue Sneaky Pete’s will also host a stage with a handpicked line up consisting of Athens of the North, Hot Mess, Lala B2B Liam Doc, Ida’s Acid Flash and more. Check out the full line up to date below.
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