Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten are going to headline End of the Road 2025

Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten will headline End of the Road Festival at Larmer Tree Gardens.

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Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten are going to headline End of the Road 2025

Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten will headline End of the Road Festival at Larmer Tree Gardens.

End Of The Road Festival have announced the first wave of artists for their 2025 edition, with Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory set to headline.

The festival, taking place at Larmer Tree Gardens from 28th-31st August, will also feature Mount Kimbie, Black Country, New Road, and GOAT, plus former black midi frontman Geordie Greep, Tropical Fuck Storm, and Throwing Muses.

Electronic acts include Joy Orbison, John Maus, and These New Puritans, while South African artist Moonchild Sanelly, who recently collaborated with Self Esteem on 'Big Man', also joins the bill.

Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten are going to headline End of the Road 2025

Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten are going to headline End of the Road 2025

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Caribou, Self Esteem, Father John Misty and Sharon Van Etten are going to headline End of the Road 2025

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