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Sat Jul 12 2025

12:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Rescue Rooms

25 Goldsmith Street Nottingham NG1 5LB

Rescue Rooms

25 Goldsmith Street Nottingham NG1 5LB

£46.75

Ages 14+

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Lineup Details  
— Rescue Rooms — 
Liquid Light Brewery Stage 
The Raven Age – The Five Hundred – Coilguns - Seething Akira – The Infernal Sea - Phoenix Lake – Red Rum – Alunah – Mallavora 
 
— Liquid Library — 
Heavy Metal Hairdresser Stage 
Ante-Inferno – Devastator – Skin Failure – Abduction – Moskito – Cages For Preachers – Wolvencrown – Dim Bulbs – Infirm of Purpose 
 
— Ghost — 
SickSet Media Stage 
Esoterica – Black Coast – Mother Vulture – She Must Burn – Waterlines – Defences – Swarm Six- Recall the Remains - Rattlesnakes – Hronn 
 
— The Red Room — 
BSB TV Stage 
Blanket – Desert Storm - - Mountain Caller - Froglord – Outergods – Godeth – Speaking With Spirits - Shadowvale 
 
— Tap n Tumbler — 
Eschalon – Pulse- Moon Reaper – Wolves Don’t Sleep - LaVire -  CaveKiller - Overthrone – Paradise Sins – Arknsaw – Frame The Hero 
 
 

Mangata Music Presents
MANGATA FESTIVAL

  • The Raven Age

    The Raven Age

    Metal

  • Seething Akira

    Seething Akira

    Electronic

  • Red Rum

    Red Rum

    Metal

  • Mallavora

    Mallavora

    Alternative Rock

  • Phoenix Lake

    Phoenix Lake

    Heavy Metal

  • blanket

    blanket

    Post-Rock/Experimental

  • Desert Storm

    Desert Storm

    Sludge Metal

  • Froglord

    Froglord

    Heavy Metal

  • Esoterica

    Esoterica

    Music

  • Mother Vulture

    Mother Vulture

    Alternative Rock

  • Black Coast

    Black Coast

    Hardcore Punk

  • Skin Failure

    Skin Failure

    Hardcore Punk

  • Footprints In The Custard

    Footprints In The Custard

    Metal

  • Eschalon

    Eschalon

    Metal

  • Pulse

    Pulse

    Metal

  • CaveKiller

    CaveKiller

    Metal

  • Sleep In Motion

    Sleep In Motion

    Grunge

  • Coilguns

    Coilguns

    Punk Metal

    Initially coming from the DIY hardcore scene, Coilguns have crafted since then their very
    own blend of punk and extatic noise-rock. The history of the band is deeply bound to the
    development of guitarist Jona Nido’s own label – Humus Records – that now gathers up
    to 150 releases from Swiss artists of all sonic horizons. Though their last two albums
    were 100% self-produced, engineered and mixed by the band members, Coilguns drove
    in the summer of 2022 to end-of-the-world’s Oceansound Recordings in Norway with
    producer Scott Evans to track their 4th studio album which was then mixed by grammy
    nominated producer Tom Dalgety. The band is known for its raw, uncompromising and
    euphoric live performances, proudly serving the dancing freaks and the crowd-surfing
    weirdos.
  • Dim Bulbs

    Dim Bulbs

    Music

  • Moskito

    Moskito

    Punk

  • Recall The Remains

    Recall The Remains

    Heavy Metal

  • Mountain Caller

    Mountain Caller

    Alternative Rock

  • Shadowvale

    Shadowvale

    Alternative Rock

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limit 8 per person
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£45.00 (£40.00 + £5.00 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)

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This event is 14 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 14 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.

By accepting, you confirm that your party will adhere to the latest COVID-19 government legislation in place at the time of the event.
You can find your local restrictions by visiting https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
Mangata Music Presents

MANGATA FESTIVAL

Sat Jul 12 2025 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Rescue Rooms Nottingham
MANGATA FESTIVAL

£46.75 Ages 14+

Lineup Details  
— Rescue Rooms — 
Liquid Light Brewery Stage 
The Raven Age – The Five Hundred – Coilguns - Seething Akira – The Infernal Sea - Phoenix Lake – Red Rum – Alunah – Mallavora 
 
— Liquid Library — 
Heavy Metal Hairdresser Stage 
Ante-Inferno – Devastator – Skin Failure – Abduction – Moskito – Cages For Preachers – Wolvencrown – Dim Bulbs – Infirm of Purpose 
 
— Ghost — 
SickSet Media Stage 
Esoterica – Black Coast – Mother Vulture – She Must Burn – Waterlines – Defences – Swarm Six- Recall the Remains - Rattlesnakes – Hronn 
 
— The Red Room — 
BSB TV Stage 
Blanket – Desert Storm - - Mountain Caller - Froglord – Outergods – Godeth – Speaking With Spirits - Shadowvale 
 
— Tap n Tumbler — 
Eschalon – Pulse- Moon Reaper – Wolves Don’t Sleep - LaVire -  CaveKiller - Overthrone – Paradise Sins – Arknsaw – Frame The Hero 
 
 
Initially coming from the DIY hardcore scene, Coilguns have crafted since then their very
own blend of punk and extatic noise-rock. The history of the band is deeply bound to the
development of guitarist Jona Nido’s own label – Humus Records – that now gathers up
to 150 releases from Swiss artists of all sonic horizons. Though their last two albums
were 100% self-produced, engineered and mixed by the band members, Coilguns drove
in the summer of 2022 to end-of-the-world’s Oceansound Recordings in Norway with
producer Scott Evans to track their 4th studio album which was then mixed by grammy
nominated producer Tom Dalgety. The band is known for its raw, uncompromising and
euphoric live performances, proudly serving the dancing freaks and the crowd-surfing
weirdos.

Please correct the information below.

Select ticket quantity.

Select Tickets

Ages 14+
limit 8 per person
Standing
£45.00 (£40.00 + £5.00 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)

Delivery Method

eTickets

Terms & Conditions

This event is 14 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 14 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund. By accepting, you confirm that your party will adhere to the latest COVID-19 government legislation in place at the time of the event.
You can find your local restrictions by visiting https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus