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Siren festival debuted in 2022(Image: KoLAB Studios – Alastair Brookes)<\/p>\nFrom the line-up to tickets, and what you can and can’t bring with youSiren festival debuted in 2022(Image: KoLAB Studios – Alastair Brookes)<\/p>\n
Bristol’s Siren Festival returns to the Amphitheatre this weekend, for three dates of live music<\/a> from some big names in the industry with careers spanning decades. One of Bristol’s newest music events, thousands of fans are set to flock to the Harbourside <\/a>location to enjoy it.<\/p>\n To help all ticket holders enjoy themselves to the max, we’ve compiled a handy guide of everything you need to know.<\/p>\n We’ve included who’s on the line-up, whether you’ll be able to buy food <\/a>on site, if tickets are still available and even a list of what you can and can’t bring with you. There’s also information on the best ways to travel to the venue<\/a>, and other key bits of information you’ll need to know before you arrive:<\/p>\n When and where is Siren taking place?<\/p>\n Siren<\/a> Festival takes place at the Amphitheatre at Explore Lane, on the Harbourside (BS1 5LL), between July 25-27.<\/p>\n Opening times for each event are as follows:<\/p>\n On all nights, the site will remain open for 30 minutes after the music finishes to allow for drinking up and safe dispersal of crowds.<\/p>\n The line-up and performance times<\/p>\n The Friday night (July 25) event will see Bloc Party celebrating 20 years and performing Silent Alarm and their greatest hits, with support from Liz Lawrence and a DJ set from Huw Stephens. Tickets for this event have sold out.<\/p>\n The Saturday event (July 26) dubbed ‘Run All Day’ will see an all-day music line-up beginning in the afternoon. Artists on the bill include Hedex & Eksman, Kmotionz, Mozey, Basslayerz, Run in the Jungle, Catching Cairo, TC (History Set), Critical Impact, Javeon (live), Dazee, Crystal Clear, Soundgyal Saf, and more. Tickets <\/a>are still on sale.<\/p>\n Finally, the Sunday event (July 27) will see Sasha and John Digweed take to the stage for a three-hour set with support from Marsh and Redfreya, as well as a second area. Tickets <\/a>are on their final release.<\/p>\n How to get to Siren<\/p>\n Siren events are taking place at the Amphitheatre in the city. Bus services into the city centre<\/a> will take you close by, while there are also nearby car parks at Millennium Square, as well as taxi drop-off points, e-scooters and bikes.<\/p>\n Be mindful of the Clean Air Zone (CAZ) in the city if you plan on driving – you can find more information on Bristol’s CAZ on the council’s website<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
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Bloc Party are the first headliner announced for Bristol’s Siren Festival 2025(Image: Emily Marcovecchio)What can I bring to Siren?<\/p>\n