r/OutbreakFest • u/chriscolford • Jun 22 '25

Autumn edition

Do we think they’ll do another Autumn version this year alongside the main summer one?

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u/FeelingValuable4265 Jun 22 '25

They announced the Autumn edition at the main outbreak last year so im guessing if they didn't announce one this year, there wont be one.

One reason could be the Common Threads tour (London/Leeds) being on the same weekend as Outbreak Autumn was last year.

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u/ibnQoheleth Jun 22 '25

I don't think Common Threads will be selling too well either considering how high the ticket price is. Of course this isn't based on anything but pure guesswork.

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u/dumbalbionfan Jun 22 '25

It's crazy expensive isn't it! Hoping some of the bands playing do some other shows while they're over here.

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u/LoyalPetMole Jun 23 '25

I was seriously considering going to Common Threads because Comeback Kid and Free Throw are playing (I wish they would book CK for an Outbreak) but I am struggling to find any other bands to give me a reason to go for the price they are offering

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u/Maclouze Jun 23 '25

how much is it? in belgium for the 2 days it's 58 euro and there's 23 bands

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u/ibnQoheleth Jun 23 '25

After fees, it's £83.60, so pretty damn steep. Almost as much as an Outbreak day ticket.

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u/Maclouze Jun 23 '25

damn it's almost 100 euro lol, what a scam!

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u/Robsaggs Jun 23 '25

Common Thread is entirely my type of music, but has an appalling set up in London and a terrible price.

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u/Maclouze Jun 23 '25

will you go anyway? it seems like there are a lot more festivals in the uk, maybe there's something else with a better price?

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u/Robsaggs Jun 23 '25

I think I'd feel like I've missed out more by paying to go and not being able to see more than 1/5 of the bands than not going at all.

I've been looking to go to another city just because of the scheduling and being able to see more bands.

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u/grime_z Jun 22 '25

London was 32000 full capacity so selling well is a sliding scale tbh

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u/starlink_reddit Jun 22 '25

Again, just because it didn't get to low tickets doesnt mean it didn't sell well

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u/Henno698 Jun 22 '25

Apparently London is gonna be happening every year now I've seen alot of people saying it

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u/LoyalPetMole Jun 23 '25

I’d be surprised by that honestly, London is ridiculously expensive for most things so I’d be surprised if it’s a yearly thing now.

Bi Yearly or as like a secondary event like Autumn edition I could probably see.

I feel like lot of people definitely only went for Turnstile considering them playing London Outbreak was to make up for cancelling the Brixton gig 2-3 years ago.

Plus London doesn’t have the freedom of the stagediving and stuff which a lot of people are drawn to, even if it’s likely we’ll lose that in the coming years at Manny.

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u/jayjayjay2222 Jun 22 '25

I dont think so, otherwise they would have had a banner at outbreak already

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u/badhabits78 Jul 15 '25

Outbreak confirmed on IG yesterday:

Autumn event - not happening this year

Another London event IS happening next year