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    End Of The Road reveals full line-up and day splits for 2026 festival – UNCUT

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    End Of The Road reveals full line-up and day splits for 2026 festival – UNCUT


    Having recently unveiled Geese as the festival’s secret headliner, End Of The Road has now published its day splits for the sold-out 2026 edition, taking place at Larmer Tree Gardens on Sept 3-6.

    Geese will headline the main Woods stage on Thursday, followed by Mac DeMarco on Friday, Pulp on Saturday, and CMAT and Super Furry Animals on Sunday.

    See the full day-by-day line-up on the poster below:

    EOTR poster

    In other EOTR news, the Effing Forest area – including The Boat stage – will open on Thursday for the first time. Also newly added to the Big Top line-up on Saturday is a live score of Mark Jenkin’s Rose Of Nevada film, performed by the Cornish Sound Unit.

    Details of Uncut’s Q&A sessions, taking place daily on the Talking Heads stage, will be revealed soon. See you there…

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