T In The Park organisers are set to revive Scotland’s Connect Festival next year.
The bash, which was staged for just two years in the noughties at Argyll’s Inveraray Castle, will return from August 26-28, 2022.
No acts for the festival have been announced yet but promoters DF Concerts have said that some of “the biggest names in the world” will be performing at the event.
An official announcement about the return of the event via The Scotsman said: “Connect 2022 is an entirely new festival experience but retains many of the qualities of its namesake from 2007 & 2008. Connect will feature the best in leftfield talent from grassroots through to the biggest names in the world.
Connect Music Festival ~ 26-28 August 2022.
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— Connect Festival (@ConnectFestSCO) November 23, 2021
“In addition to amazing music there will be a wealth of unique, remarkable, alternative and truly entertaining experiences to immerse yourself in. There will be a plethora of bands, DJs, artists, performers, comedians, jesters, visual arts and installations that will be keeping you amused throughout the weekend as well as culinary delights and crafted drinks from local artisans. More exciting news is to follow soon.”
Franz Ferdinand, Björk, Mogwai, Kasabian, Bloc Party and Sigur Ros previously performed at the festival.
It comes after the implementation of coronavirus vaccine passports were made a requirement for entry into nightclubs and concerts in Scotland in October.
Scotland’s plans to extend the vaccine passport system to more venues have also been shelved.
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