Deftones, Idles and Amyl & The Sniffers are playing Outbreak x All Points East, and there are still tickets and VIP packages available for Victoria Park on Sunday 23rd August.
Closing out the three days of physical and mental carnage, Outbreak focused on a wide array of hardcore (after a rubbish start to the day due to a broken-down refuse lorry). From legends to young guns. Definitely far from a stinking pile of garbage! Words by Chris Earl & Pete Wall.
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The second day of Outbreak brought surprises, chaos and a few injuries along the way. Nothing short of what this festival has become to be known for. Words by Chris Earl & Pete Wall.
As the festival kicks off, temperatures soar to ‘get that goddamned orb away from me', Celsius, but the faithful have amassed once more. Take it from Bruise Control’s vocalist, who said, 'It's a bad day to be a warm can of Magners.' Welcome home. Words by Cece Lawless & Paul Stephenson.
This year saw the Outbreak team expand their event calendar from a three-day festival in Manchester to also hosting a one-off all-dayer with Bring Me The Horizon. If that wasn’t enough, they are now set to bring Deftones to the All Points East site. The line-up is wildly stacked, and, while most attendees will be there to catch headliners Deftones and IDLES, there are five acts we think you should make a point of seeing.
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