Finish Of The Street pageant has introduced over 100 names for its 2021 line-up.
The Dorset pageant cancelled its 2020 edition back in May because of the coronavirus outbreak.
When cancelling this 12 months’s instalment of the pageant, Finish Of The Street confirmed that their 2021 pageant will run from September 2-5, and that Pixies, King Krule, Big Thief, Bright Eyes, Aldous Harding and Little Simz will carry their 2020 bookings over to 2021 to perform at next year’s festival.
Now, as a part of a full line-up announcement, the pageant have added Perfume Genius as a fourth headliner, alongside a number of different acts.
Arlo Parks, Squid, The Comet Is Coming, Dry Cleaning, Songhoy Blues, Girl Band and lots of, many extra will all head to the Larmer Tree Gardens in Dorset subsequent September.
See the complete Finish Of The Street 2021 line-up thus far under.
“There’s a first time for the whole lot and this 12 months has been a sequence of firsts, huge time,” the pageant’s organisers stated in a statement when suspending their fifteenth anniversary pageant to 2021. “We have been hoping we wouldn’t have so as to add to the record however sadly this would be the first time in 15 years that there can be no Finish of The Street: because of the present pandemic, we’re suspending the 2020 pageant till 2021.”
This week, Stay Nation President Joe Berchtold stated he feels “very good” about prospect of live music returning next summer, with a “clear path” rising to the return of pageant season.
In a review of End Of The Road’s 2019 edition, NME referred to as it “the best-curated pageant of the summer season,” including: “Now celebrating its thirteenth anniversary, the Dorset pageant has actually taken root at Larmer Tree Gardens; it’s the eye to element that makes it the standout of the summer season.
“A loopy golf course the place you putt by means of a parked automotive – in some way – a karaoke stage replete with a shower so that you can belt out ‘Parklife’ from and, in fact, peacocks strutting across the web site: all of it quantities to the blissful, escapist ambiance.”
