AN all-day music festival is set to return to New Brighton this month which will showcase 10 new and upcoming Merseyside artists.
Micro-FestEvol Part V: New Brighton Strikes Back will take place on Saturday March 26 at the formerly abandoned Co-Op supermarket now Hope Anti-Supermarket on Victoria Road.
The line-up features co-headliners from Gen & The Degenerates and Liverpool's The Heavy North.
It also features an eclectic mix of rising Merseyside based artists who will all be playing their own original material with Joeys, Trudy & the Romance, By the Sea, Hushtones, Casino, Lucy Gaffney, Ambedo Blue and The Quiet Man.
New Brighton based promoter Revo, said: "We're delighted to be back at Hope Anti-Supermarket for our second event following the success of January's sold-out debut at the space.
“The first one (Part IV) was more or less an experiment to see how the area would take to having a concert venue in its midst and we proved the concept works and have shown that there is a strong desire to see live music in New Brighton once more.
“As a result, we've expanded the line-up and amount of groups playing and we're very happy with the bill which features 10 crucial artists who'll be making their own waves this year."
The all-day music festival promoted by EVOL kicks off at 4pm and runs through to 11:30pm.
Tickets are priced at £10 advance and are available online via Seetickets.com and Skiddle.com and in person at Rockpoint Records on Victoria Road with no booking fee on cash sales.
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