Enter Shikari, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Busted and more added to Download Festival 2024
The Festival of the Year at the Rolling Stone UK Awards 2023 returns to Donington Park this summer.
Download Festival has confirmed new names for its 2024 edition, including Enter Shikari, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Busted.
The event – named Festival of the Year at the first ever Rolling Stone UK Awards in collaboration with Rémy Martin last year – will return to Donington Park from June 14-16 next year.
As revealed late last year, Download 2024 will be headlined by Queens Of The Stone Age, Fall Out Boy and Avenged Sevenfold, with other names including Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor, Royal Blood, The Offspring and more.
Other new names added to the line-up today include Tom Morello, The Struts, Code Orange and more.
See the full updated line-up for Download 2024 below.
Download Festival’s Andy Copping said of the 2024 bill: “After our unbelievable 20th anniversary celebrations last year, we couldn’t be more excited about what DLXXI has in store. This year we have two brand new headliners in the form of Queens Of The Stone Age and Fall Out Boy, as well as the mighty Avenged Sevenfold and a whole host of huge names that make every second of Download Festival memorable. I can’t wait to join the fans there – it is our home.
“With first time headliners and our first headline partner with Liquid Death we are embracing the evolution of Download Festival. We have the best and friendliest community together and we can’t wait to celebrate the next 20 years of Download with you all.”
You can buy your tickets for Download 2024 here.
Speaking to Rolling Stone UK last year about the festival’s legacy and their award win, Copping said: “When we first started out, we were without a doubt the first festival in the world that really embraced its audience in the sense of properly creating a community. It was really important to us that the Download community really feel that we’ve got this kind of family ethos and that they did have a voice.”