Tech-Fest adds Haken, Napoleon, Sithu Aye, From Sorrow To Serenity, & more

Tech-Fest 2016

Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th July 2016
Newark Showground, Lincoln Rd, Newark, Nottinghamshire , NG24 2NY, England MAP
£64.99 (+£15 for camping)

Daily capacity: 2,000

Haken, Napoleon, Sithu Aye, From Sorrow To Serenity, The Schoenberg Automaton, Visions, Invocation, Atlantis Chronicles, No Sin Evades His Gaze, Belial, The Dali Thundering Concept, Zygoma, Pravitas, Novena, Jonestown, Dividium, Fall Of The Archetype, Seek Solace In Ruin, Searu, Deities, For The Oracle, and On Hollow Ground complete the line-up for the 5th Tech-Fest UK the progressive and technical metal outdoor festival, which happens over five days from Thursday 7th until Monday 11th July returning again to Newark Showground in Nottinghamshire.

They join headliners Animals As Leader, Between The Buried And Me, and Protest The Hero (UK Exclusives), are joined by Textures, Fallujah (UK 2016 Exclusive), Fit For An Autopsy, Aegaeon, Destiny Potato, Disperse, Shields, Cold Night For Alligators, Vitalism, The Hirsch Effekt, The Green River Burial, Sworn Amongst, Tardive Diskinesia, Suasion, Harbinger, Make Me A Donut, Intervals, Humanity's Last Breath, Plini, Novelists, Frontierer (Worldwide exclusive debut), Yvette Young, Port Noir, She Must Burn, Ghost Iris, A Night In The Abyss, Loathe, Zephyr, and The Parallax Method, with more Afterparties/Workshops still to be announced.

For the line-up details, day and stage splits, as available see the Tech-Fest line-up page.

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Weekend tickets are priced at £64.95 (+ £15 for camping).

In addition to the bands, beer and partying, there will also be workshops, Q&As and demonstrations with some of the top artists, as well as instrument and gear manufacturers stalls and information; a mecca for the metal geek.

Onsite camping will have showers and 24 hour food catering for a wide range of diets and tastes as well as a bar with a great selection of craft beers and ales, suitably complementing the calibre of the music.

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