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THE KING BLUES and more Confirmed for Inaugral POP PUNK PILE UP Festival

2018 welcomes a brand new festival, Pop Punk Pile Up Festival that will take place at The Venue in Selby from the 27th – 29th April 2018. See who is playing here…

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2018 welcomes a brand new festival, Pop Punk Pile Up Festival that will take place at The Venue in Selby from the 27th – 29th April 2018.

“Running events has been something we have done for 10 years and now we feel the time is right to show the world we can go that step further and host a huge event like a festival. We have opted to use the venue that we grew in. Music is a long held passion and this is a step forward for us. We are hoping to achieve success in our first year to help us develop and grow the festival!” – claims Adam Ruane, Pop Punk Pile Up Festival and Riff Media Director.

With the likes of The King Blues, Room 94, The Bottom Line and a secret headliner still to announce playing throughout the weekend, Riff Media proves that they have already grown interest from larger bands wishing to play for them on a larger scale. For their first year they have secured a fantastic line up for such a small, intimate setting, so trust us when we say, you won’t want to miss it!

The line up so far is as follows:

Friday
Room 94
Blood Youth
Max Raptor
Sweet Little Machine
Frank Grimes and the Disasters
Lyon Estates
Safeguard
Pray For Hayden
Outta Peak
Blueprints
This Time Last Year
Northern Nightlights
Miami Monroe
Hide Your Eyes
High Visions
Rum Direction

Saturday
The Bottom Line
Grumble Bee
Altered Sky
Home Wrecked
Coast to Coast
Catch Fire
A Few Too Many
Elastic Waste
The Famous Class
On The Ropes
Shaded
Jonny Gill
Ocean Sunset View
Sally Pepper
Last Chance
Joshua Nash

Sunday
The King Blues
Louise Distras
Y.O.U.N.G
Millie Manders and the Shutup
Better Than Never
The Young Hearts
The Young & Restless
Rainfalls
XmenBteam
High Down
Northern Horizon
Heartsink
Northshore

For more information, please visit: www.facebook.com/pileupfestival.

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