“Every story evolves, and ours is no different”: ArcTanGent confirms it is moving site in 2027

There's been some big news from the ArcTanGent camp as the festival has confirmed it will be moving to a new site from 2027.

ArcTanGent had suggested in the run-up to the announcement that some major news was imminent, and it’s now come to pass that it’s a change in location. This means that this year’s ATG will be the last at Fernhill Farm in Bristol, where the festival has taken place ever since it begun in 2014.

In an email sent out to fans on its mailing list, ArcTanGent confirmed the new site will be about the same size as Fernhill Farm. “We won't be getting any bigger or any smaller, just better!” they write. “We're simply giving ourselves the opportunity to keep building the ArcTanGent we've always wanted.”

More details will be shared in due course - stay tuned for more updates as and when we have them.

Fernhill Farm’s swan song will be headlined by Primus, Chelsea Wolfe, Cult Of Luna & Julie Christmas, who are performing their album Mariner in full for its 10th anniversary. This year’s stacked line-up also includes SikTh, Napalm Death, High On Fire, Conjurer, Jo Quail, The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, MØL, Witch Fever, Perturbator, Igorrr, Oathbreaker, Svalbard and A.A. Williams.

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