Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival 2023: When is the Whitby event? The popular goth music festival returns to the Yorkshire coast during spring for the first time in four years
The popular goth event, which is entirely separate from Whitby Goth Weekend, will be held across three days where visitors can embrace the gothic culture with alternative music, dress up and an opportunity to socialise with people who share similar interests. A true celebration of all things gothic, Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival invites you back to the coastal town that inspired Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula and was first established in 2018.
There will be an international line-up that serves a broad variety of sub-genres and tastes and in its first announcement, Tomorrow’s Ghosts has locked in an exclusive headline performance on the Friday from the cult darkwave band Cold Cave. The band’s career has been established as long-running luminaries of the underground 15 years into their music journey.
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Hide AdThe next day on Saturday, visitors can expect a musical appearance from Yorkshire-formed band New Model Army who will be continuing the celebrations for their 43rd anniversary in seismic style. Similar to previous years, Tomorrow’s Ghosts will also be offering choice club nights into the early hours.
When is Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival 2023?
The three-day goth event will take over Whitby Pavilion and will be returning for its first spring gathering in four years following a demand for tickets for last year’s Halloween event.
The festival will take place from 6.30pm on Friday, April 28 to Sunday, April 30, 2023.
Who is in the line-up for Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival 2023?
Friday, April 28
Cold Cave
Very Special Guests:
Christian Death
The Rose of Avalanche
Siberia and Club Night: Carpe Noctum
Saturday, April 29
New Model Army
Very Special Guests:
Lebanon Hanover
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The Nosferatu
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