DIYPOP Fest happens over three days in April. Following on from our successful first year the fest this time will happen across 3 great London venues.

Friday April 28th - DIY Space For London 7pm-11pm
Saturday April 29th - The George Tavern 2pm-Late
Sunday April 30th - The Shacklewell Arms 2pm-Late

DIY Pop Fest is returning in 2017

Announced to play are:

Friday 28th April at DIY Space For London
Dog Chocolate (London)
Garden Centre (Brighton)
Kamikaze Girls (Leeds/London)
Pega Monstro (Portugal)

Saturday 29th April at The George Tavern
Crumbs (Leeds/York)
Deerful (London)
Herbert Powell (Glasgow)
Hodad (Cardiff)
Mammoth Penguins (Cambridge)
Molar (London)
Po! (Leicester)
The Pooches (Glasgow)
Skinny Girl Diet (London/ Brighton)
Witching Waves (London)

Sunday 30th April at The Shacklewell Arms
Big Joanie (London)
Fresh (London)
Helen Love (Swansea)
Pale Kids (Durham)
Suggested Friends (London)
Teenage Caveman (London)
VAN-illa (Cardiff)
Worm Hears (London)
Young Romance (London)

Line-ups could be subject to change

Accessiblity information for DIY Popfest 2017

Tickets: If you need a support worker, personal assistant or carer to attend with you to the festival, we offer a complimentary ticket. Just drop us an email at thenightofthetriffids@gmail.com once you have bought your ticket so we can make a note of this for you.

DIY Popfest this year is across 3 different venues, all of which have different levels of accessibility. Please find below the details for each.

Friday 28th April - DIY Space For London: https://diyspaceforlondon.org/access/

DIY Space For London is on a single floor level with access ramps, widened doors and accessible bar area and toilet. Some of the ramps you may need support with if using a wheelchair - check out their excellent website https://diyspaceforlondon.org/access/ for more details.

Saturday 29th April - The George Tavern: http://www.thegeorgetavern.co.uk/contactus.html

The George Tavern is mostly on a single floor level but there is no accessible toilet. There is a one step threshold into the main entrance. From there it is level, until a ramp up to the toilets. The toilet doors are quite narrow so if using a wheelchair you would need support. If you are not sure, drop us a message or give the venue a call on 0207 790 7335

Sunday 30th April - The Shacklewell Arms: http://www.shacklewellarms.com/location/

The Shacklewell Arms is on a single floor level but there is a step into the pub. Wheelchairs can then access the venue area via the rear door to the left of the pub but there is also a small step into the venue at this point. Wheelchair users would need support to negotiate these steps. Please ask staff on arrival or drop us a message before the event letting us know when you will be arriving. The toilets are on the same level access as the venue but with narrow corridors.