End of the Road Festival - POSTPONED 2020

Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th September 2020
Larmer Tree Gardens, Tollard Royal, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5 5PT, England MAP
currently £199 for the weekend

Daily capacity: 14,000

Last updated: Thu 21st May 2020

This festival has been postponed until 2021. Organiser's statement.

End of the Road Festival 2021.

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The dates are confirmed as Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th September 2020.

Started in 2006, the organisers' aim to "organise an intimate festival with our favourite artists, and with a friendly and relaxed feel", and they only book artists that they personally like, which makes the line-up on offer far more interesting than many other festivals. The festival often has quiet/atmospheric acts and the audience respectfully listen in silence.

The End of the Road Festival has 4 main music stages, disco ship, a cinema tent, comedy, workshops (for both adults & children), a healing field, art installations, literature talks, a hidden library and piano in the woods, a games area with table tennis, skittles, and more.

They also pride themselves with providing quality food and drinks, including a good selection of local ales as part of a beer festival.

Line-up

Acts include Pixies, King Krule, Angel Olsen, Big Thief, Songhoy Blues, Bright Eyes, Richard Hawley, Little Simz, Aldous Harding, Whitney, The Comet Is Coming, Field Music, Anna Meredith, Girl Band, Pinegrove, Romare, Richard Dawson, Warmduscher, Andy Shauf, Squid, Creep Show, Makaya McCraven, Girl Ray, Black Country New Road, Nadia Reid, Vanishing Twin, Arlo Parks, Dry Cleaning, Big Joanie, and more, with more to be announced.

For the details as available please see the line-up page.

Tickets

Tickets are on sale, currently priced as follows:-
Adult weekend: £199
Youth (aged 13-17) weekend: £155
Child (aged 6-12) weekend: £70
Child (aged 3-5) weekend: £45
Infant (aged 0-2) weekend: free (but needs ticket)
Campervan/caravan: £85 - £115

Early entry Thursday

End Of The Road will be allowing early entry to the festival on the Thursday when camping and some parts of the festival site will be open on Thursday afternoon. Festival goers can arrive, set up camp, spend the evening finding their way around and enjoy some limited musical programming, and be ready to hit the festival when the entertainment starts on Friday.

Workshops

The festival is family friendly and will also have a programme of workshops for both children and adults, with sessions that carry on longer into the evening. The Workshops area expands to 6 venues with nearly 100 activities to choose from for both adults and children.

More information will be here when available.