Following the festival’s barnburner first announcement, and the sell-out success of its 2024 edition, Nottingham’s Mangata Festival has announced its second wave of bands for the 2025 edition of the festival. This includes the last of the five headliners, alongside 16 other great acts, including the long-awaited Liquid Library stage line-up.
- Our Rescue Rooms headliners are Nottingham natives The Five Hundred, who are joined by black metal titans The Infernal Sea
- On The Red Room stage we have, returning this year off the back of their 2024 performance, Godeth & extreme Nottingham metallers, Outergods.
- Hitting up the Ghost stage are Swarm6ix, Waterlines, She Must Burn & Defences.
- Joining the Tap n Tumbler stage we have Paradise Sins, Moon Reaper, Lavire & Overthrone.
- Finally, joining the Liquid Library stage are headliners Ante-Inferno, alongside Abduction, Damn Craters, Devastator & Wolven Crown.
Taking place across five stages and three venues, Mangata Festival is proving to be a leading force in the alternative world, platforming and showcasing best and brightest acts from across the UK scene, from the grassroots level upwards.
LINE-UP
— Rescue Rooms —
The Raven Age – The Five Hundred – Seething Akira
The Infernal Sea – Phoenix Lake – Red Rum – Allunah – Mallavora
— The Red Room —
Blanket – Desert Storm – Froglord – Outergods – Godeth
— Ghost —
Esoterica – Mother Vulture – Black Coast – Skin Failure
She Must Burn – Waterlines – Defences – Swarm6ix
— Liquid Library —
Ante-inferno – Devastator – Skin Failure – Abduction –
Damn Craters – Wolven Crown
— Tap n Tumbler —
Eschalon – Pulse – Moon Reaper – LAVIRE – CaveKiller
Overthrone – Paradise Sins
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