Today is the day! MANGATA FESTIVAL IS BACK!!!
Mangata Festival, born from the passionate minds of Mangata Music, is back and bigger than ever. This collective of event professionals and heavy music enthusiasts are dedicated to bringing the crème de la crème of alternative music to the heart of Nottingham City Centre.
After a spectacular sold-out event in 2023, Mangata returns this year with an even more impressive lineup and an additional stage at Ghost. Here are five bands you simply can’t miss on Saturday, 13th July:
Hacktivist
Prepare for an electrifying performance by the UK rap metallers, Hacktivist. As the festival headliners, they’re set to deliver a powerful set that cuts through the noise of today’s tumultuous world. Armed with tracks from their latest album, “HyperDialect” and a slew of new singles Hacktivist promises a show full of raw energy and unapologetic truth.
- Stage: Liquid Light
- Time: 8:00 PM
Pijn
The Manchester-based collective, Pijn, will take you on a journey through their latest masterpiece, “From Low Beams of Hope” Known for their resilience and introspective style, Pijn’s live performance is sure to be a captivating experience that looks eagerly toward a brighter future.
- Stage: Blue Monkey
- Time: 7:00 PM
El Moono
El Moono, a band that never fails to mesmerize, are quickly becoming a staple in Nottingham. They’ll be showcasing tracks from their new album, “The Waking Sun” featuring off-kilter riffs, emotive soundscapes, and expressive lyricism that push the boundaries of alternative music.
- Stage: Blue Monkey
- Time: 2:45 PM
Hidden Mothers
On the verge of releasing their highly anticipated debut album with Church Road Records, Hidden Mothers are a band you don’t want to miss. These “sad boy” metallers will prove why they’re the ones to watch this year, with a performance that will leave you craving more. Catch them before they head to Bastard Fest in Sheffield later in the day.
- Stage: Graphics Fix
- Time: 1:30 PM
Rogue Limb
Making their festival debut, Rogue Limb, the neurotic hardcore duo from Nottingham, are ready to make some serious noise. Fresh off their win at the Metal to the Masses competition which will also bring them to Bloodstock festival this summer , they’ll be bringing breakneck riffs, chaotic rhythms, and feral vocals to the stage, setting the bar high for the rest of the day.
- Stage: Blue Monkey
- Time: 12:45 PM
Mangata Festival promises an unforgettable day of groundbreaking alternative music. Be there to witness the best of the scene and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Nottingham’s premier music event.
