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Truck 2027


DangerousBrian

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10 hours ago, DangerousBrian said:

So 2026 is in the bag. Hoping for at least one headliner I really want to see next year. 

Any early contenders? 

 

Thursday - Lottery Winners

Friday - Reytons 
Saturday - Wolf Alice

Sunday - Fat Boy Slim 

 

Is it too much to want Biffy or The Prodigy?! 

 

Looking at other Super Struct Festivals this year will give you an idea. 

 

FBS & WA both at Tramlines this year.  Wold Alice were beyond amazing !

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10 hours ago, DangerousBrian said:

So 2026 is in the bag. Hoping for at least one headliner I really want to see next year. 

Any early contenders? 

 

Thursday - Lottery Winners

Friday - Reytons 
Saturday - Wolf Alice

Sunday - Fat Boy Slim 

 

Is it too much to want Biffy or The Prodigy?! 

 

Sadly Truck don't seem to go for dance headliners these days - Basement Jaxx in 2015 was the last one I can think of unless you count 'The Streets' as dance music!

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I may miss 2027 as other half thinking about Latitide as she hopes the headliners may be more her thing and we have never done Latitude. However, could still be at Truck as I often love the Nest & Market lineups and the ticket price is great value.

 

My guess is

 

Thursday - Manic Street Preachers (Just think they may play next year)

Friday - Bastille

Saturday - Wolf Alice

Sunday - Reytons

 

Would love to see Blossoms get a headline slot. I did not do the Thursday a few years back when they done the Thursday and feel they deserve a decent slot at Trucke. However, they seem to sell themselves short by taking slots anywhere they can.

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2 hours ago, ilovekasabian said:

Oh my lord, what was I saying. That’s my bad I forgot they split up. Any one else got any suggestions . I’m hoping for a more out there lineup as the past 2 years have been very safe lineups, good but I want something differen

It will be 20 years since myths of the near future, maybe they'll do some reunion shows 

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Bought my ticket today, looking forward to next year!

 

I’m hoping/ can us getting:

Wunderhorse (Thursday headline)

Wolf Alice

Foals

Stereophonics

 

Gives a bit of everything imo, we could always get a wild card like a Declan McKenna but it depends who’s touring I guess

 

I could see bands like Inhaler, Fat Dog, The Academic and Yard Act being on the bill too.

 

What’s people thinking? 

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