Pete Doherty and Strap Originals to launch 2024 Northenden Fringe Festival
The Northenden Fringe Festival (TNFF) is set to return in 2024 with a star-studded launch and an expanded programme, bringing together established artists and grassroots talent in a celebration of music and community.
The legendary Pete Doherty of The Libertines will headline the festival’s launch event on August 8th at the historic 350 capacity Cringlewood Social Club, marking the first time in decades that an artist of his stature has performed at the venue. Support will come from Strap Originals artists Jack Jones (Trampoline), Vona Vella and Evan Williams. – BOOK HERE
Following the recent announcement of Pete Doherty’s launch show, the Northenden Fringe Festival (TNFF) has released their first wave line-up. It is set to transform Manchester’s music scene from 22-25 August, offering a unique alternative to city centre events and celebrating all things grass roots music.
Manchester music legend John Robb will be hosting the launch night, with his online publication Louder Than War amongst many partners from the Manchester business community that are involved in TNFF.
The festival, taking place in the heart of Northenden, brings together an impressive lineup of local and national talent, showcasing Manchester’s vibrant independent music scene. With headliners starting at 11pm, the festival provides the perfect after-party for those attending the Blossoms and New Order shows at neighbouring Wythenshawe Park.
It will span multiple venues including The Cringlewood and Lounge About with all Fringe By Night Bank Holiday weekend headline tickets priced at just £10, making it an accessible celebration of music for all. All Fringe By Day events are free and for the people.
Festival Highlights:
- Jimi Goodwin (Doves) closing the festival on Sunday, marking his first appearance in years – BOOK NOW
- Tom Meighan (Kasabian) headlining Thursday night, and supported by Andy Bennett (Ocean Colour Scene) – BOOK NOW
- Legendary Haçienda DJ Jon DaSilva spinning a late-night set
- Aziz Ibrahim (ex-Stone Roses) and Tommy Scott (Space) performing free daytime shows
- Late-night headliners starting at 11pm, perfectly timed for those attending New Order and Blossoms shows
