The initial lineup for the Supersonic Festival 2024 has been announced. Beneath the black brick arches of Digbeth in Birmingham strange and wonderful sounds will once again unfold as the interesting and wonderful people gather. Bonnie Prince Billie, The Body… Continue Reading
Fighting Boredom have, over the years, been to a fair few festivals. From one day events in the stifling back rooms of pubs to watching bands on the Pyramid stage in a sun baked field. Yet there is one festival… Continue Reading
Supersonic Festival 2019 – 15th Edition – Preview More artists are added to an already brilliant Supersonic Festival lineup, set for the 19th to the 21st of July. Fighting Boredom’s favourite festival announces day splits and day tickets. See below… Continue Reading
Supersonic Festival Birmingham, The Custard Factory 23rd June 2018 Fighting Boredom’s Adrian Bloxham and Martin Ward are back at the second day of this years wonderful Supersonic Festival. Already we are thinking that it’ll be hard to top Friday night… Continue Reading
Supersonic Festival Birmingham Custard Factory Friday 22nd June 2018 Fighting Boredom’s favourite festival is here again. Set in the Custard Factory in Birmingham, Supersonic festival is where we come to hear old favourites, discover new inspiration and immerse ourselves in… Continue Reading
Supersonic Festival 2018 Day Tickets & Lineup Announcement Fighting Boredom’s musical highlight of the year is coming up very soon now. Supersonic Festival never fails to give us unexpected new music to explore, old favourites that always impress and a… Continue Reading
Supersonic Festival 2017 16th – 18th June A Fighting Boredom Preview Everything that Fighting Boredom love about music is captured by Capsule’s Supersonic Festival. In fact you could truthfully say that this website wouldn’t exist without the spark of inspiration… Continue Reading
Birmingham’s Supersonic Festival is arguably the best festival in the UK for left field, unusual and thought provoking musicians and workshops. It’s also Fighting Boredom’s favourite festival which must count for something. It is arranged and put on by… Continue Reading
One of the most consistent, interesting and downright enjoyable festivals that Fighting Boredom has experienced is the Supersonic Festival in Birmingham. It never fails to introduce new music and engage you with old favourites. After a year off in… Continue Reading