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Nothing official held by festival after headliners have finished. But Portsmouth has plenty of pubs and clubs for after. Never used the campsite as live fairly local. Have driven past few times on way to amd from festival, looks nice but basic. Only complaints I've heard about campsite is the shuttle to and from it, one being busy (queues) and two its now not free to use.

Doubt Thursday as Boardmaster is that day. Think Tuesday at a guess with the usual 10am.

Thank you. Not bought a whole weekend ticket in about 3/4 years as local. Normally just go 1 or 2 days.

I haven't bought a weekend ticket in a few years but do they still send them out as single days still e.g. Friday ticket, Saturday ticket and Sunday ticket? As I'm not sure I'm going for the Saturday yet. Cheers

Normally around 10th of February.

Seen Biffy like 4 or 5 times and will see them again. Just would of liked to seen Wet Leg.

Ouch Biffy vs Wet Leg

Yes Fatboy Slim will be after Snow Patrol but if anything think Snow Patrol will get longer set if not same length of set as Fatboy Slim

https://www.nme.com/news/music/victorious-festival-announces-headliners-for-2024-buy-tickets-3553549 NME confirm Fatboy Slim and Snow Patrol to co-headline.

Yes sounds like 4 main headliners. Think they will give Snow Patrol and Fatboy Slim same set length. Still think it will finish 11pm though extremely unlikely Victorious will get late licence, but would be happy to be proven wrong.

It's either Wet leg on castle or someone not announced yet. Hopefully the latter as want to see Wet leg and the Biff.

Further information, reads like 4 common stage headlines. Surprised Becky Hill ain't Castle Stage headliner.

Guessing it will be £70-75 per day by the time most acts in February have been announced. Don't think Wet Leg are quite there just yet maybe 2025, depends when they release the album and how well it does. Also Royal Blood were on their 3rd album when they headlined in 2021.

I believe Marcus Mumford said "its a great a great line up here and for us and Johnny Marr to be playing to 80k people between us is great" or something along those words. I remember reading somewhere it as 70k for Sat and Sun when they were the only full days. So moving the common stage back could possibly made room for 10k more. But I don't think any of the days sold out so very much doubt 80k were there any of the days. Line up wise Muse are finishing touring at end of this year so doubt they will tour at all next year, if they do a festivals I doubt it will be Victorious more likely Reading but I would love them to do it. I could see Liam, maybe a female solo artist with how well Ellie Goulding did and struggling with a 3rd act, probably a band like Foals or Imagine Dragons.

If anyone is interested these are the road closures and parking restrictions over the weekend. I didn't go last year but I don't remember them ever closing the A288 Clarence Parade where the car park used to come out onto. But I normally exit via D entrance so not used that road in years.