By Sam Gosling
Manchester’s biggest indoor festival returns this weekend to Victoria Warehouse. Featuring: White Lies, Deaf Havana, Band Of Skulls, Twin Atlantic and Fatherson.
Student discounted tickets available.
Returning after a hugely successful debut, The British Sound Project promises to be even bigger and better. Last year’s all dayer welcomed 5,000 indie and rock fans and featured Primal Scream, Black Grape, Badly Drawn Boy and Eliza & The Bear.
Championing some of the best indie and alternative bands, this two day music extravaganza features a line up of established artists alongside new breakthrough acts.
This year’s line up features will be headlined by White Lies, Twin Atlantic and Deaf Havana alongside Mallory Knox, The Horrors, and many others. (For full line-up see below).
Students can grab themselves a special discounted £20 ticket with the code below.
Student Discount // Friday 29th September
Student Discount // Saturday 30th September
British Sound Project co-organiser, Steve Wood says:
“The British Sound Project is very much geared for a younger audience – especially students who have just celebrated Fresher’s Week, who’ll be looking for new bands and sounds.
“Most music festivals are outdoors – but we wanted to create a festival under one roof and without the mud! If you get a huge crowd into Victoria Warehouse listening to music – like we did last year – it’s amazing!”
British Sound Project 2017 Full Line-up
Friday 29th September
Twin Atlantic
Deaf Havana
Mallory Knox
Band of Skulls (DJ set)
Lonely The Brave
Pulled Apart By Horses
Fatherson
Sittin Pretty
Freedom Of the City
Stilia
Jordan Allen
Partisan!
Saturday 30th September
White Lies
The Horrors
The Wytches
Toy
Foals (DJ set)
Spring King
Airways
White
New York Tourists
Ryan Jarvis.
Youth Club
Prose
The British Sound Project runs from 5pm-Midnight on Friday 29th September and Saturday 30th September at Victoria Warehouse, Trafford Park.
Tickets are available from thebritishsoundproject.co.uk. Over 18s only, ID will be required.
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