Maruja, Gurriers, mary in the junkyard lead lineup of Liverpool festival So Long, Good Friday
Liverpool all-dayer So Long, Good Friday has announced the first wave of artists for its 2027 edition, including headline slots from Maruja, Gurriers, GANS, mary in the junkyard, Tooth, and SOFY.
The second edition will take place in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle across Hangar 34, District, 24 Kitchen Street, Lost Art, and Camp & Furnace, all within walking distance of each other. First release tickets are on sale now, with more artists still to be announced.
Maruja, the Manchester jazz-punk outfit, and Dublin post-punk band Gurriers top the bill alongside indie-rock reincarnated fishermen mary in the junkyard. Birmingham duo GANS return for the 2027 event, while Tooth and SOFY also take headline slots.
The first wave also includes Cardiff indie-rock band Casual Smart, Manchester alt-rockers Shaking Hand, and Brighton slowcore outfit Glasshouse Red Spider Mite.
The event follows its inaugural edition in 2026. Organisers said: “After the roaring success of our first edition, which exceeded all our expectations, we’re back in 2027 with an even bigger line up of our favourite new bands from across the UK and beyond.” They added: “Big headliners right down to brand new acts just starting out, we’ve left no stone unturned in our quest to deliver Liverpool’s most exciting new music festival.”
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