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News: Arctangent Festival announces first main stage headliner

  • November 16, 2023
  • Izzy Clayton
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Today, ARCTANGENT FESTIVAL can announce its first 2024 main stage headliner in the shape of the brilliant Meshuggah, who will headline on the Friday night. Also announced today, and joining them on the main stage on Friday night (playing just before them) are the incredible Animals As Leaders. These shows are UK (Meshuggah) and EU (AAL) exclusive to ATG for 2024.

Taking place near Bristol between the 14th August and the 17th August, the festival will be celebrating its TENTH year in 2024, and has once again been shortlisted for Best Medium Festival at the Festival Awards (it won best small festival  in 2018), and continues to bring together some of the most interesting, diverse, exciting and eclectic bills for any festival, anywhere in the world.

From festival booker and organiser James Scarlett – “To celebrate our 10th Birthday we wanted to invite back some of our all-time favourite bands from over the years. We drew up a list of all the bands that have ever played ATG that we’d like back and, as it was probably the best thing I’ve ever seen at ATG, naturally Meshuggah was top of that list. Animals As Leaders last played way back in 2016 so they weren’t far behind! We’re stoked to be welcoming both bands back in even bigger fashion than last time, to celebrate 10 years of ATG.”

FULL list of all acts already announced:
Meshuggah / Animals As Leaders / And So I Watch You From Afar* (fan voted set) / Three Trapped Tigers (farewell show) / Red Fang / Plini / Bossk* / LLNN* / Night Verses / Textures / Conan / Gallops / AK/DK / Curse These Metal Hands* / Hexvessel / KEN Mode / Psychonaut* / Colossal Squid / Frail Body / Cats and Cats and Cats / Komfortrauschen / Tokky Horror / Shy, Low / Cobra the Impaler / Squid Pisser / Maruja / Sunnata / Filth is Eternal / Every Hell / BLACKSHAPE / Iress / Haus Horo / Sâver /Tankengine / Healthliving / Din of Celestial Birds / Hidden Mothers* / Cassus / HAAL / Modern Technology / Torpor / Sun Spot / Peach

*= Wednesday

How to get to ArcTanGent Festival – HERE
Ticket Link for ArcTanGent 2024 is – HERE

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