The first line-up for the nationwide festival Everywhere At Once has been unveiled, featuring the critically-acclaimed indie-rock band The Lathums. The event, which aims to fill the void left by the loss of several UK music festivals, is backed by Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery.
Everywhere At Once will take place across multiple venues and locations throughout the UK, with the full programme and ticket details set to be revealed in the coming weeks. The festival will feature a mix of established acts and emerging talent, with The Lathums set to headline the event.
The Lathums have been making waves in the UK music scene with their unique blend of indie-rock and psychedelic sounds. Their music has been championed by BBC Radio 1, with their single 'How Beautiful Life Can Be' reaching the top 10 in the UK Singles Chart.
Everywhere At Once is the brainchild of Music Venue Trust, an organisation dedicated to safeguarding the UK's live music venues. The festival is set to take place in June, with tickets priced at £60 for a day pass and £120 for a weekend pass.
The line-up for Everywhere At Once will be announced in stages, with more acts set to be revealed in the coming weeks. Fans can stay up-to-date with the latest news and announcements on the festival's website.
Everywhere At Once will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer and other major streaming platforms in the UK, with the full schedule and programme details set to be revealed in the coming weeks.