Loud & Clear

About Loud & Clear

Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle gets a new alternative bill in 2026. Loud & Clear is the city’s inaugural multi-venue music festival, built around emo, hardcore punk, pop punk, post-hardcore, shoegaze and alt-rock. Its first edition runs on 21 November 2026 across Camp & Furnace, Lost Art and 24 Kitchen Street.

Lineup and Programme

The music runs through emo, hardcore punk, pop punk, post-hardcore, shoegaze and alt-rock. Announced acts include Saves The Day, billed as the headliner and a UK festival exclusive for Stay What You Are in full. It is a one-day format. The programme moves between Camp & Furnace, Lost Art and 24 Kitchen Street.

Who Is It For?

The audience is alternative-scene, from emo and pop-punk fans to hardcore and shoegaze crowds. The age limit is 14+. Its focus is communal and community-focused alternative music, with live sets spread through venues in the same district.

The Venue and Site

Camp & Furnace anchors the site at 67 Greenland Street, Liverpool L1 0BY. The Baltic Triangle format puts Lost Art and 24 Kitchen Street within the same takeover. Camp & Furnace has a 2,400 standing capacity, five bars across three rooms/spaces, an accessible viewing area and complimentary PA ticket provision. Cloakroom facilities run event by event, and food and drink are available at Camp & Furnace.

Travel to Loud & Clear

The centre point is Camp & Furnace on Greenland Street in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. The nearest mainline station is Liverpool Lime Street, just over one mile away.

• Liverpool Lime Street is a 20-minute walk.
• James Street and Liverpool Central are both 18 minutes on foot.
• Moorfields is a 22-minute walk.
• Road access runs via Greenland Street, Jamaica Street and Flint Street.
• Cains Brewery car park is about 160m away and open 24/7.
• On-street parking is available on Greenland Street, Jamaica Street and Flint Street, free after 6pm, with blue-badge spaces opposite on Greenland Street.