This Is Tomorrow

This is Tomorrow festival, which last year welcomed over 30,000 music fans through its gates at Spillers Wharf to take in performances from the likes of Catfish and The Bottlemen is back once again, this time taking place at its new home of Exhibition Park on Newcastle's Town Moor.

SSD Concerts have said the event, a first of its kind on Exhibition Park, promises to be the largest and most forward-thinking live musical gathering the city has ever witnessed and will take place across the late May Bank Holiday Weekend next year.

The name This Is Tomorrow has its roots placed firmly in the region and was born out of the cutting edge legacy of Newcastle University’s ‘Father of Pop Art’ Richard Hamilton and his vision for pushing the boundaries of what is expected.

SSD Concerts have said the event will have a strong ethos of experimentation – there are plans to host alternative art exhibitions and creative interactive activities - alongside a full weekend of expansive and exhilarating live music.

Announced so far: Stereophonics, Noel Gallagher, Foals, The Vaccines, Editors, Glasvegas, You Me At Six, Nothing But Thieves, The Pale White, Bad Sounds, Anteros, Wild Front, Feva

There are no camping options for this event.