The full line-up has been unveiled for So Long, Good Friday, a brand-new multi-venue all-dayer set to take over Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle on Friday 3 April 2026.
Leading the second wave announcement are Brummie noise-makers GANS and Brighton jazz-punk six-piece Opus Kink, who join previously announced headliners Fat Dog. Known for their explosive live energy and genre-defying sounds, both acts are set to bring serious heat to the north west next spring.
The latest additions also spotlight a host of future heavyweights from across the UK and beyond. Expect electro-punk chaos from My First Time, East London psychedelia courtesy of Roscoe Roscoe, and Mancunian “Gub Rock”-ers Mleko. They’re joined by East Exchange, Gravy, Hank Bee, Miles Temp, and Sunda Blue, completing a carefully curated, genre-blurring bill drawn from some of the most exciting names on the current live circuit.
The first wave of artists had already set the tone for an ambitious debut year, featuring South London trio Honeyglaze, Chicago indie-rock outfit Brigitte Calls Me Baby, Halifax favourites The Orielles, Wigan-born alt-rock artist TTSSFU, and Manchester electronic duo Silverwingkiller.
So Long, Good Friday will span multiple venues across the Baltic Triangle, including Hangar 34, District, 24 Kitchen Street, and Camp and Furnace, all located within walking distance of one another. The event aims to spotlight the best emerging talent at an affordable price point, keeping it accessible for new music fans.
Organisers HSP and The Good Times said: “We’re delighted to announce the second wave of acts for So Long, Good Friday, our brand new all-day festival in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. We’ve got international and local acts rubbing shoulders on an exciting bill that’s got something for everyone. A Good Friday guaranteed!”
Early bird tickets have already sold out, with general admission tickets on sale now.
So Long, Good Friday
Friday 3 April 2026
Baltic Triangle Venues
Tickets
