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    12 weird and wonderful things we spotted at End Of The Road 2026 – UNCUT

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    The seaside photo board of the Ramones’ debut album sleeve – complete with black wigs for the folically challenged

    The End Of The Road 20th anniversary history exhibit containing (questionable) relics of festivals past, such as their first ever piece of litter: a Tunnocks caramel wafer wrapper

    The return of the pub quiz photo round tent! Full marks if you spotted the Super Furries’ old buddy Howard…

    The giant pink crab on a stick that hovered above the crowd at almost every band we saw. Must be an Uncut reader!

    Best beer names at this year’s festival: Heavy Jelly, Rustling Substance, Blue Sky Drinking, ZZ Hop

    The treasure hunt where all the clues were Elliott Smith lyrics

    The Videotopia crew casting random punters in their remake of Ghostbusters. Respect to whoever volunteered to be Slimer…

    The chap walking around with a toilet on his head – which ironically looked like the most comfortable khazi at the festival…

    Most implausible secret set rumours: Neil Young, Charli XCX, David Byrne (here in spirit thanks to the Stop Making Sense tribute show), Andy Burnham doing a set of Smiths covers, Gary Barlow, Oasis. Although maybe it’s the Gallagher brothers in the Angine costumes?

    The onsite postal service really works! We overheard a tale of someone using it to successfully ask a cafe worker on a date

    Props as always to the late night Craft Bar DJs, proving that Simian Mobile Disco’s “Hustler” remains an all-time banger

    And of course, when the excitement of all the great music becomes a bit too much, there was still the chance spend two hours learning how to handcraft a spoon…

    We’re off to End Of The Road Festival 2026

    The best moments from End Of The Road’s first 20 years – plus the most exciting new acts to see at 2026’s festival

    Geese justify the hype at End Of The Road 2026, Day 1 – plus Yalla Miku, Modern Woman, Nina Winder-Lind and YHWH Nailgun

    Ty Segall: “Timothy Leary lived in some caves near my parents’ house”, End Of The Road 2026, Day 2

    Angine de Poitrine hit the spot at End Of The Road 2026, Day 2 – plus Way Dynamic, Caroline, Ken Pomeroy and Nana Benz du Togo

    Mac DeMarco mellows out at End Of The Road 2026, Day 2 – plus Cardinals, Ty Segall and a secret show by Angine de Poitrine

    Beverly Glenn-Copeland: “There is life after death”, End Of The Road 2026, Day 3

    Hayden Thorpe reopens the Wild Beasts songbook at End Of The Road 2026, Day – plus Širom, Bab L’Bluz, Brìghde Chaimbeul and Ak’chamel, The Giver Of Illness

    Pulp majestically mix crowd-pleasers with deep cuts at End Of The Road 2026, Day 3 – plus Fat Dog, Madra Salach and June McDoom

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