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Squid and For Those I Love have signed up for End of the Road 2025

Squid and For Those I Love join Caribou, Father John Misty, and other acts at End of the Road Festival 2025.

Published: 10:55 am, April 2, 2025|By Sam Taylor

End Of The Road Festival have announced their third wave of acts for 2025, with Squid, For Those I Love, and Rob Auton & JFAbraham among the new additions to the lineup.

The latest names join previously announced headliners Caribou, Father John Misty, Self Esteem, and Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory at Larmer Tree Gardens from 28th-31st August.

Los Angeles-based Cryogeyser will perform tracks from their self-titled third album, bringing their blend of shoegaze and grunge to the festival. The lineup additions also include recent Rough Trade signees The Sophs.

The festival has also revealed the winners of their Next Wave competition: Belfast’s Makeshift Art Bar, Moroccan folk-rock group Daraa Tribes, Glasgow’s alt-pop artist Rubie, and Bristol-based folk performer Eva May.

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