Burn It Down reveals initial lineup for 2025 festival
The upcoming Burn It Down festival has revealed the first batch of artists set to shake up Torquay during the August Bank Holiday. Bringing a cacophony of alternative and heavy music to the English Riviera’s doorstep, Burn It Down promises a thrilling extravaganza for attendees seeking edgy sounds and energetic performances.
Taking place over two days, the festival will unfold across multiple iconic Torquay venues, including The Foundry, Attic, and Apple & Parrot. Notable acts on Friday, 29th August, include ZuLu, God Complex, Knives, Tropic Gold, CRASHFACE, and The Menstrual Cramps, known for their fierce hardcore punk spirit. Attendees on Saturday, 30th August, can expect to be blown away by bands like Blood Command, Desolated, Mouth Culture, Feed the Rhino, Last Hounds, and Frozemode, merging genres ranging from groove metal to eclectic alternative tunes.
Burn It Down has continuously caught the eye of critics and fans alike, earning the festival accolades such as Best Micro Festival and Best Metropolitan Festival at the UK Festival Awards. With such high praise, the event has solidified its status as a must-attend gathering for heavy metal enthusiasts keen to explore a mix of underground and established talent.
The opportunity to snag presale tickets for the fest commences on Monday, 3rd March, at 10 am, with general ticket sales kicking off the following day at the same time. By securing early bird tickets, attendees can guarantee their place at this gathering of sonic exploration.
The lineup unveiled so far paints a picture of intense performances, diverse musical genres, and a memorable experience against the scenic backdrop of Torquay’s seafront. Burn It Down anchors itself in the locality, pledging to transform the venues into a hub of epic music collaborations, where artists and audience come together in the spirit of creative expression.
Given Burn It Down’s spotlight on edgy and heavy sounds, the festival promises a refreshing departure from mainstream acts, appealing to music enthusiasts looking for an alternative experience. The clash of mosh-ready beats, intricate melodies, and raw emotions on display signifies a dynamic showcase that guarantees a break from the mundane.
Eager fans of alt and heavy genres can look forward to booking their seats for Burn It Down via Skiddle, an opportunity not to be missed for those seeking an electrifying respite during the Bank Holiday weekend. The festival’s selection of artists exemplifies its commitment to thrilling performances that celebrate the unconventional and experimental nature of alternative music.
Burn It Down stands as a vivid testament to the rich tapestry of sounds woven within the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary music, beckoning those with a penchant for experimentation and innovation to its gathering along the Torquay seafront. Let the mix of ZuLu, Feed the Rhino, Desolated, and Last Hounds, among others, serve as a clarion call for all who yearn to immerse themselves in the multifaceted world of alt and heavy music.