Feeder announced as second Sign of the Times Festival headliner

Sign of the Times is one of Herfordshire's premium summertime get-togethers, and last night they announced the cult British rock icons Feeder as the second of their three headliners for their fourth edition in 2024!

The multi-genre festival, which returns to Church End Farm in Hertfordshire on Friday 5th - Sunday 7th July 2024, has already announced some of the artists who’ll be joining Feeder at next year’s bash. Also headlining the festival will be The Waterboys, with the likes of Jake Bugg, The Brand New Heavies, General Levy, The View, Scouting For Girls, Lottery Winners, The K's, and more filling out proceedings. See the poster below for all announced artists so far.

Feeder have just announced their latest record, a double album titled Red-Black, a record which marks the first double album from the Welsh rockers, and completes a trilogy of albums following on from their 2022 effort ‘Torpedo’. With two new singles ‘Playing With Fire’ and ‘ELF’ from the record having already been released, this headline set at Sing of the Times is building up to be one of the best in recent memory.

Promising a diverse lineup of indie, rock, pop, punk, ska, Britpop, mod, alternative, and more, exploring decades of music at one huge family-friendly festival; Sign of the Times 2024 edition is looking set to be one of the very best, PLUS, there is still a headliner and loads more acts to be announced!

So, what are you waiting for? Secure your Sign of the Times Festival 2024 ticket now in the box below!

To find out more information, and some Festival FAQs, visit the Sing of the Times event page on Skiddle by clicking or tapping - HERE

To see where else Feeder are playing soon, visit their page on Skiddle, by clicking or tapping - HERE

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Header image credit: Sign of the Times