Tomorrow’s Harvest full line-up confirmed
The weekender will be headlined by jazz-rockers Maruja and indie synth-poppers Working Men’s Club
Tomorrow’s Harvest has finalised the line-up for its two-day festival, adding a variety of grassroots favourites and relative newcomers. The gigs will take place at Glasgow’s QMU on Friday 28 and Saturday 29 August, and tickets are on sale now.
Organised by the team behind Cowgate Block Party, Tomorrow’s Harvest (named after the legendary Boards Of Canada album) is foregrounding QMU's reputation as a legendary gig venue which has hosted Slade, Genesis, Thin Lizzy, Queen, The Fall, Pixies, Nirvana, Paul Weller, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Coldplay, Biffy Clyro, Franz Ferdinand, and Belle And Sebastian throughout its long history.
Headlining Friday is Working Men’s Club, the art-synth act who can count themselves as one of the few contenders to New Order’s throne. This will be the first time the band have played Scotland in several years. Joining Working Men’s Club on the day are Awful Eyes, Bathing Suits, Heavy Weather, Her Picture, Humane, Majesty Palm, San Jose, Sex Mask and Thistle.
Saturday’s headliners are Maruja, the Mancunian jazz-rockers who’ve gained fans for their blistering pace and bracing lyrics. The band’s latest release is Knocknarea, an EP which showcases their hardcore credentials. Also playing on Saturday are Count The Days, Fog Bandits, The Healing Power Of Horses, Leisureland, Levengrove, Mileko, Plasticine, Pleasure Trail, Speedial and Tina Sandwich.
PCL, who organise the event, are providing The List readers with a special buy one get one free offer when you purchase day or weekend tickets.
To redeem this offer, visit the ticket link and use the code List50 when prompted.
To buy your ticket, visit: https://www.seetickets.com/event/tomorrow-s-harvest/qmu/3680792
Tomorrow’s Harvest, QMU, Glasgow Friday 28 & Saturday 29 August.
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