The Fat Angel Sings

We worked really hard to bring you our 2020 line-up in 2021, but the world had other ideas. Much has changed since we announced our 2021 line-up in December and some of our pals from across the pond are no longer able to make it.

Determined to bring you the best party this summer, we rolled up our sleeves and got to work curating an exciting new line-up. Feast your eyes on our new additions for 2021 and already familiar names.

Electro-pop heavyweights Hot Chip, anarchic punks Sleaford Mods and sonic explorers Stereolab plus Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, confessional synth-pop star John Grant and Malian musical nomads Tinariwen all join previously announced musical polymath King Krule UK rap pioneer Little Simz endlessly inventive tune-yards and many more.

For those of you who were caught unaware by the early March sell out, some more exciting news comes in the form of a Limited Late Release of Tickets. You will have your chance to grab a ticket for this year’s End Of The Road on May 20th at 10am. Tickets have been in high demand, so set aside whatever else you were planning to do that day and head over to our website to make sure you’re one of the lucky few.

We know this is a big change from our original line-up but we’re sure you’ll be ready to party with us in September anyway. In case you’re not, we’ve decided to open up refunds for a strictly limited 10-day window. Many of you supported us by rolling over your tickets from 2020, for which we’re truly grateful, and loads of people are still hoping to buy tickets, so although we have the right to substitute acts under the T&Cs of ticket purchase, in these special circumstances if anyone wants out you’ve got until midnight on the 14th May to request your refund.

Rest assured, we are making plans with all the guidance currently available to us and keeping up to date with all relevant authorities whilst waiting for further advice from the Government come June 21st. 

The Factory was a wonderful small club in Madison, Wisconsin. The club held 750 concertgoers and Jimi Hendrix played two sold-out shows on February 27th, 1968. The concerts were reported to be epic and can be found in their entirety on the web.

The story behind this poster is an interesting one. The artist, Brad Cantrell, was a high school student who submitted artwork to a local underground newspaper. The promoter of the concert saw Brad’s art and asked him to design the poster for the concerts. According to a reliable source, Jimi Hendrix liked the poster a great deal and asked to meet the artist. Brad was brought backstage and Hendrix told him he loved the poster because it had an image of Abraham Lincoln with him on the same poster.