Love Saves The Day will be returning in 2021, organisers confirm
Posted on: 01 Mar 2021One of Bristol's biggest annual festivals will be taking over a brand-new location in September.
Renowned two-day festival Love Saves The Day is set to make a comeback this year, with organisers confirming details for its return across their social media channels.
Announcing the news late last week, Team Love said they were "feeling confident" that Love Saves The Day 2021 would be able to go ahead after the government laid out plans to reopen the UK over the coming months.
While a brand-new location is still being kept under wraps, the festival is set to take place on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 September, with tickets going back on sale at 10:00 on Thursday 4 March.
We will Dance Together Again, 4th & 5th Sep 2021. Tickets on sale Thursday 4th March at 10am ??? pic.twitter.com/Hx7LN4xM2U
— Love Saves The Day (@LSTDBristol) March 1, 2021
One of the standout events of Bristol's usually-stacked summer festival calendar, Love Saves The Day is a firm favourite among locals, students and electronic music fans across the UK, renowned for its forward-thinking lineups, eclectic stage design and focus on fun.
Having hosted an array of world-renowned artists from across the electronic music spectrum over the years, organisers Team Love announced last year that they'd be moving away from their adopted home at Eastville Park for their next event.
Their new setting is yet to be confirmed, with Team Love stating that all will be revealed "very soon".
All non-refunded 2020 tickets will remain valid for 2021.
— Love Saves The Day (@LSTDBristol) February 26, 2021
We are working hard behind the scenes to secure a brand new musical line-up from the UK's most exciting talent which we cannot wait to announce. We also will have a brand new location to share with you very soon. (4)
Love Saves The Day 2020 was, of course, put on hold due to the pandemic, but the team are optimistic that the festival will be making a return on revised dates, in early September rather than their usual late-May slot.
Following this week's government announcement regarding a proposed return to normality in 2021, festivals across the UK are emerging from a lengthy hiatus to confirm summer dates on the assumption that crowds will be allowed to gather later this year.
Major events like Reading & Leeds, Boomtown and Creamfields have already started to sell tickets to their 2021 editions in the hope that the pandemic will have been brought under control by the time their respective weekenders roll around.
Tickets purchased for Love Saves The Day will be automatically rolled over to 2021, with remaining tickets going on sale at 10:00 on on Thursday 4 March.
For more information, or to follow news and updates, head to the LSTD website or find the festival on Twitter.
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