Tomorrow's Ghosts Festival
Whitby Pavilion
26-28 April 2019
Absinthe Promotions and SIV Live are really excited to announce that after the success of the first ever Tomorrow's Ghosts Festival in October 2018, the second edition will take place at Whitby Pavilion over the weekend of 26-28 April 2019.
Over the weekend we will be bringing you some brilliant live music with performances from: Pop Will Eat Itself, New Model Army, Sweet Ermengarde, Chameleons Vox, Mercurys Antennae Christine Plays Viola. Terminal Gods, Saigon Blue Rain
In addition to these great bands, the Dark Days Alternative Market will run 10.00am - 4.00pm Friday to Sunday with many stalls full of beautiful, creative and unusual finds!
There will also be screening a host of films throughout the weekend.
Tickets available below and from the Whitby Pavilion Box Office, www.whitbypavilion.co.uk, www.sivtickets.com, and all other SIVLive counter and online outlets across the region.
Weekend Tickets: £60 (plus booking fees)
Day Tickets are on sale soon (subject to availability)
*If you purchase in person from the Whitby Pavilion there will be no booking fee charge, however depending on your chosen delivery method tickets may be subject to a fulfilment fee. All other outlets will be subject to a 10% booking fee.
Age Restrictions: No under 14s will be allowed entry to this festival, and all children must be accompanied by an adult 18 or over. No refunds will be given to those found to be underage. I appreciate there will be some who are disappointed by this decision but it has been made within the best interest of children and their safety.
Accommodation: If you need help with hotels & B&B availability please contact The Tourism Bureau: E: tourismbureau@scarborough.gov.uk
T: +44 (0) 1723 383636
For more information and the latest updates please visit www.tomorrowsghosts.co.uk
Band Performance Days:
| Friday 26 April
Pop Will Eat Itself Chameleons Vox Mercurys Antennae Christine Plays Viola |
Saturday 27 April
New Model Army Sweet Ermengarde Terminal Gods Saigon Blue Rain |
