Unmade Share Two Tracks From Upcoming Self Titled Debut EP
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Ghost Road Fest is a two-day multi-city festival with a mission to offer an opportunity for the UK’s most exciting emerging bands, provide one to one mentoring and paid work experience for young adults wanting careers within the music industry and to celebrate inclusivity within music. Ghost Road Fest will take place on the 6th November 2021 at Kolis, London and on the 7th November 2021 at Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds.

Ghost Road Fest‘s line-up includes Weekend Recovery, Salvation Jayne, Snayx, Sadness, You Want Fox and Complete Disappointment who will be appearing on both dates. In addition The Virginmarys, Riskee And The Ridicule and The Pearl Harts will be appearing in London with Bang Bang Romeo, The Elephant Trees, SHEAFS and Novustory complimenting the line up in Leeds.
Ghost Road Fest has a strong ethos of inclusivity, creativity, opportunity and representation. It have proportional representation both within their team and amongst their artists with a hope of stimulating the underground music scene after the effects of Covid-19.
You can check out the Ghost Road Fest playlist on Spotify and tickets can be purchased here

The Ghost Road Fest Manifesto
Inclusivity – this festival is run by women, and we want to ensure it’s a safe space and as inclusive and diverse as possible.
Creativity – We encourage the creative and the weird, and want people to be able to perform to equally minded creative people. We want to pay the bands properly for their sets.
Opportunity – we want to encourage and inspire people to work in the industry and are setting up a mentorship programme to support this.
Representation – we want our shows to represent the communities they are in and champion equality, diversity and inclusivity