Knocked Loose, Alex G and Slowdive are topping the bill for Outbreak Festival 2025 in Manchester
Knocked Loose will headline Manchester's two-day Outbreak Festival in June 2025, sharing top billing with Alex G and Slowdive.

Rachel Chinouriri
Knocked Loose will headline Manchester's two-day Outbreak Festival in June 2025, sharing top billing with Alex G and Slowdive.
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