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Saves The Day to play Stay What You Are in full at Liverpool's Loud & Clear Festival

The multi-venue event's first edition lands on 21st November in the Baltic Triangle, with Witch Fever, Kila Kosa and King Cannoli among the latest additions.

Published on · Reported from The Punk Site

Saves The Day to play Stay What You Are in full at Liverpool's Loud & Clear Festival
Photo: Lacy B from usa / CC BY-SA 2.0 / Wikimedia Commons

Liverpool's Loud & Clear Festival has locked in the complete line up for its inaugural edition. Headliners Saves The Day will perform their 2001 album Stay What You Are in full, a set exclusive to the festival.

Seven names have been added to the twelve already announced earlier this year: Kila Kosa, King Cannoli, Witch Fever, Mishikui, Mercury, Pain Program and Vienna.

The festival takes place on 21st November across the Baltic Triangle, the city's creative district, using independent venues Camp & Furnace and Lost Art. A limited time flash sale has tickets priced at £30.

Organisers describe the event as a showcase for established and breaking international artists working in emo, punk, post-hardcore, shoegaze and alt-rock, giving Liverpool a rare chance to host names from the wider global alternative scene. Ticket pricing was set deliberately low, with the team behind the festival aiming for something affordable, inclusive and community-focused within the city's alternative music scene.

Reported from The Punk Site

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