Glassjaw will perform at Outbreak Festival 2025 in London and Manchester, focusing on their albums ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence’ and ‘Worship and Tribute’. They will play at Victoria Park, London on 13th June and at Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Manchester on 14th and 15th June. The festival will also feature other notable acts including Big Boy and Terror.
Outbreak Festival has revealed that post-hardcore band Glassjaw will take the stage at both their London and Manchester events in 2025. They will perform at Victoria Park, London on 13th June, focusing on tracks from their albums ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence’ and ‘Worship and Tribute’. This will be their first exclusive performance of these albums since their anniversary tour in 2022.
During the Manchester edition at Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Glassjaw plans to deliver two unique sets: the complete ‘Worship and Tribute’ on 14th June and ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence’ on 15th June. Other acts added to the Manchester line-up include Bay Area band Big Boy, XweaponX making their UK debut, and heavyweights Terror returning for their third Outbreak appearance, with various other bands joining them.
Outbreak Festival is an annual music event that focuses on punk and hardcore genres, attracting fan-favourite bands. Glassjaw, influential in the post-hardcore scene, has a dedicated following and is known for their intense live performances. Their inclusion in the 2025 line-up highlights the festival’s commitment to showcasing classic albums and providing fans with memorable live experiences. The festival will host multiple artists, contributing to an exciting atmosphere.
Glassjaw’s performances at Outbreak Festival 2025 will feature classic albums, providing fans a rare opportunity to hear some of their most iconic songs live. With distinct sets in both London and Manchester, the festival promises an exciting line-up with various notable bands participating. This year’s events are set to be a significant draw for post-hardcore enthusiasts and music fans alike.
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