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Big Thief, Sampha and Ezra Collective will all be at Wales’s own ‘mini-Glastonbury’ this week

Dubbed a ‘mini-Glastonbury’, hailed by NME as the ‘understated triumph of festival season’ and described by Rolling Stone as ‘the most well-oiled of festival machines’, Green Man festival is one of the biggest and best music events in Wales, and it’s back for 2024 this very week.
Nestled within the Welsh mountains, in the past the festival has hosted the likes of Bicep, Michael Kiwanuka, Van Morrison and Fontaines D.C. This year’s line up promises another exciting mix of folk, dance, jazz and punk, plus a load of comedy shows, literature talks, performance art, wellness classes and science workshops.
Ever popular, Green Man 2024 sold out in record time, but there is a way you can get your hands on some last-minute tickets. If you’re heading to Wales for one of the most beloved events in the UK’s festival calendar, here’s everything you need to know.
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This year’s Green Man is happening from Thursday August 15 to Sunday August 18.
Each year, the festival happens on the Glanusk Estate near the village of Crickhowell, in the heart of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (the Brecon Beacons).
The big names for Green Man 2024 include Big Thief, Ezra Collective, Arlo Parks, Sampha, Jon Hopkins, Sleaford Mods, Black Country, New Road and Wednesday. Timings for the Mountain Stage (the event’s main stage) are as follows:
If you were hoping to grab a ticket, we have bad news. Tickets for Green Man 2024 sold out in record time — just over two hours. And that’s before its lineup was even announced.
All hope isn’t lost, though. There are several resale tickets available via Fanticks, the festival’s official reseller.
According to the Met Office, there will be some grey clouds and drizzle on Thursday evening but the sun will be out from Friday to Sunday, with highs of 21 and 22 degrees.
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