It’s back and bigger than ever!
Nowhere Festival returns to Brisbane’s Mansfield Tavern for another huge day of bands on Saturday May 4th and the full lineup has now been announced.
Melbourne’s Hybrid Nightmares and Nicholas Cage Fighter head up a massive 21 band lineup alongside Lycanthrope, Deprivation, Kuntsquad, Awful Noise, and more across two stacked stages!
The bands announced today are:
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Nicholas Cage Fighter
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Lycanthrope
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Deprivation
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Kuntsquad
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Distortion
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Sensimillia
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Valtozash
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Neuroticist
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Slaves of Dissonance
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Seven Enemies
A limited number of early-bird tickets are now on sale through Oztix at <link> for only $25 with $40 full-price tickets available once the early-bird allocation runs out.
Quotes you may wish to include from bands and past reviewers:
“Hybrid Nightmares are thrilled to be returning to Brisbane to headline this awesome festival.” – Hybrid Nightmares
“Nowhere Festival is a massive opportunity for musicians in marginalised communities, whether they be femme, Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander, POC, or LGBTQIA. While local music scenes and communities have been more or less welcoming of the broad spectrum of human experiences, the fact of the matter is that there is little-to-no elevation of a large chunk of the population, and the lack of representation causes the music scene to be homogeneously white and masculine.
Asura is proud to be a part of Nowhere, as our bassist Blazphemy is openly non-binary and bisexual, and incredibly vocal of the fact. You can expect nothing less than an unrelenting torrent of heaviness and brutality as we unleash our blend of blackened death metal.” – Asura
“We’re over the moon to be blasting our heavy belters at this years Nowhere Festival, uniting forces with some of the most punishing and talented metal bands from Australia. Going to be an absolutely epic day of riffs, pits and plenty of piss!” – Pyrokenesis
“Nowhere Festival 2024 is going to be an epic celebration of Australian metal mayhem! Get ready to rock your socks off with an unforgettable lineup that will leave you craving for more!” – Rimmy Grasa
“Nowhere Festival may have been better titled as the ‘Nowhere you’d rather be’ festival, to remind a few more fence sitters to #getoutofthehouse – cos if this independent festival rocks around again in ’24, with the same calibre of bands – it’s totally the only place you’d want to be.” – Clea-marie Thorne (Scenestr)