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Frank Turner recruits Henry Rollins, The Dirty Nil and more For Lost Evenings VII festival

Frank Turner’s award-winning festival, Lost Evenings is heading to Canada for the first time from September 19–22, 2024 for its seventh installment. The four-day festival will take place at the brand new Theatre at the Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto and the main supports for the event have been announced. 

Providing direct support to Frank’s Acoustic Duo set on Thursday, September 19th is the punk rock veteran Henry Rollins with his legendary spoken word performance. Then on Friday, September 20th, Canadian garage punk band Nobro will support Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls playing songs from the first five albums. Supporting Saturday, September 21st on the hardcore night featuring songs from the new album ‘Undefeated’ is Ontario’s very own The Dirty Nil, and finally helping to close the festival on Sunday, September 22nd ahead of Turner’s Greatest Hits night is the one-and-only Bedouin Soundclash. Further support bands for the Main Stage, plus all activity across the weekend, is still to be announced. 

Turner says of the main supports: “Another year of Lost Evenings and I am as ever totally stoked on the main stage supports we’ve managed to put together. My new best friends Bedouin Soundclash will be showing us how it’s done on Sunday. Canadian punk legends The Dirty Nil will destroy all before them on Saturday. On Friday, we have one of the best newer bands from the Great White North, Nobro. And then on the Thursday, I am beyond honored to announce that the one and only, hardcore punk rock founding father Henry Rollins will be sharing his wisdom with the crowd. See you there!”

‘Lost Evenings VII’ poster

Thursday, September 19th – Acoustic Duo Set with Matt Nasir and Henry Rollins Spoken Word
Friday, September 20th – Losing Days: The First Five Albums and Nobro
Saturday, September 21st – Hardcore: New Album, ‘Undefeated’, with a punk rock set and The Dirty Nil
Sunday, September 22nd – Greatest Hits set and Bedouin Soundclash

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