New Liverpool Multi-Venue All-dayer

So Long, Good Friday have shared the full line-up for their new all-dayer, taking place in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle on Friday 3rd April 2026. The event will very much puts the beat in the beating heart of Liverpool’s cultural hub centred around the Baltic Triangle. Brummie noise-making duo GANS (above) and Brighton’s jazz-punk six-piece Opus Kink (below) lead the charge, bringing their energetic live sets to the north west this spring and joining previously announced headliners Fat Dog.

The first wave announcement included South London haiku-loving trio Honeyglaze, Chicago’s early-millenium indie-rockers Brigitte Calls Me Baby, Halifax Heavenly band The Orielles, Wigan-born alt-rockstar TTSSFU and Manchester’s most high-energy electronic duo Silverwingkiller. The second wave announcement also features another selection of future heavyweights from every corner of the country and beyond.

Including electro-punk outfit My First Time, East-London psychedelia enthusiasts Roscoe Roscoe, and Mancunion “Gub Rock”-ers Mleko. East Exchange, Gravy, Hank Bee, Miles Temp, and Sunda Blue complete the second wave announcement, showcasing a hand-picked, genre-blurring line-up of some of the best bands on the current live circuit.

Organisers HSP and The Good Times shared, “We’re delighted to announce the second wave of acts for So Long, Good Friday, our brand new all-day festival in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. We’ve got international and local acts rubbing shoulders on an exciting bill that’s got something for everyone. A Good Friday guaranteed!”

The all-dayer will span several venues in Liverpool’s cultural hub the Baltic Triangle, including Hangar 34, District, 24 Kitchen Street, and Camp & Furnace, all within walking distance of each other. So Long, Good Friday aims to showcase the best upcoming artists at an affordable price, keeping the event accessible to as many new music fans as possible

General admission tickets are on sale now.