Love Saves The Day announces 2024 dates: how to buy early-bird tickets

Mark Taylor
By Mark Taylor
Published 26th Sep 2023, 15:59 BST
The 2023 event at Ashton Court was hailed one of the best festivals this summerThe 2023 event at Ashton Court was hailed one of the best festivals this summer
The 2023 event at Ashton Court was hailed one of the best festivals this summer
The first tickets go on sale this week

After a hugely successful weekend over the summer, Love Saves the Day will return to Ashton Court in 2024 and early-bird tickets are on sale this week.

This year’s festival saw music legends Fatboy Slim and Years & Years headline the two-day event, with Sugababes, Kelis, Four Tet, Shy FX and more bringing memorable performances to Ashton Court.

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Love Saves the Day 2024 will feature the same beautifully crafted stages, global acts and rising stars of Bristol’s local music scene.

The Love Saves Stage, Brouhaha, Centre Stage and, after a successful debut in 2023, The Big Top, will be among the iconic backdrops to performances in 2024.

The 2024 festival will take place at Ashton Gate on Saturday May 25 and Sunday May 26.

Tom Paine, Love Saves the Day founder, said: “We’re already well on the way with planning Love Saves the Day 2024, really kicking off summer and the season. We saw 60,000 people come through the gates last year, and we can’t wait to welcome them back in 2024 for another unmissable line-up over the bank holiday. You’re going have to wait a little longer to find out who’s playing, but I can promise - it will be worth the wait.”

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Early-bird tickets will available to purchase for early-bird fans of the festival over on the website from 10am on Friday (September 29), priced at £45.

Fans can also purchase tickets with payment plans available to spread out the cost.

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