Those Damn Crows, Sophie Lloyd And Kris Barras Band Join Line-Up For Steelhouse Festival 2025
Monday, 16 December 2024
Written by Jon Stickler
More acts have been announced for next year's Steelhouse Festival.
Those Damn Crows (pictured), who played their biggest show to date at Cardiff's Utilita Arena on Saturday (December 14), will headline the Sunday with their only UK festival performance of 2025. The band said:
"It’s with an overwhelming sense of pride that us Crows find ourselves back on top of the mountain but this time as your 2025 Sunday Headliners.
"Seeing our name sitting at the very top of a Steelhouse poster, headlining and closing out this incredibly special festival, is quite simply a ‘dream turned reality’ scenario.
"Please be there with us as we proudly fly The Crow Flag high at the very top of our favourite Welsh rock festival. What a weekend we shall have Crow/Steelhouse family! Let’s f---ing Crow!"
Other new additions include guitar virtuoso Sophie Lloyd, and Kris Barras Band, who are both set to perform on Saturday.
It was previously announced that The Wildhearts will top the bill on Friday, and Los Angeles metallers W.A.S.P. will headline with a UK festival exclusive set on the Saturday.
Wolfsbane, led by former Iron Maiden singer Blaze Bailey, will make their Steelhouse debut on the Friday, while rock legend Lita Ford will perform as a special guest before W.A.S.P. Other acts set to perform include These Wicked Rivers, The Treatment, Scarlet Rebels, Asomvel, Kit Trigg, Marisa & The Moths, Muddibrooke and Tailgunner.
The 14th instalment of the classic rock weekender will return to its mountain top location at Hafod-Y-Dafal Farm in Ebbw Vale, Wales next summer. Head below to keep track of the latest line-up announcements.
What? An open-air celebration of rock and blues billed as the 'Welsh International Classic Rock Festival'.
Where? Hafod-Y-Dafal Farm in Ebbw Vale.
When? July 25 to 27, 2025.
Who? The Wildhearts, W.A.S.P. and Those Damn Crows will headline the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
Other acts confirmed so far include Lita Ford, Wolfsbane, Kris Barras Band, Sophie Lloyd, These Wicked Rivers, The Treatment, Scarlet Rebels, Asomvel, Kit Trigg, Marisa & The Moths, Muddibrooke and Tailgunner. Many more names are still to be announced.
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