Download Festival to expand to four days for 20th anniversary edition
Britain’s biggest heavy metal festival Download is set to become even bigger, with organisers announcing today that next year’s edition will stretch over four days for the first time. READ MORE: Download Festival 2022 review: metal’s fearsome energy rages on the smaller stages Next year’s event will take place from June 8 to June 11 2023 at its regular Donnington Park home. The expansion will coincide with its 20th anniversary celebrations. The festival’s 2022 edition wrapped up yesterday (June 12). It featured headline sets from Kiss, Biffy Clyro and Iron Maiden. Due to the coronavirus pandemic it was the first full-scale Download in three years, with last year seeing a smaller-scale ‘pilot’ event. WHAT A WEEKEND! Our first full scale Download in 3 years was one for the history books ? Are you ready to do it all again? Download 20th Anniversary | 4 days | 8th – 11th June 2023 Limited Early Bird tickets on sale now at this years price ? https://t.co/hTnmT5RpM8 pic.twitter.com/K8wh6p1cu7 — Download Festival (@DownloadFest) June 13, 2022 Advertisement Speaking to NME in April, the festival’s booker Andy Copping said that next year’s headliners have already been booked. “It’s the first time I’ve booked all the… Read More →





















