Oxfordshire's Truck Festival has announced its first wave of acts for 2023, with Royal Blood, Alt-J and Two Door Cinema Club set to headline the festival, alongside The Wombats on the Thursday night.
A host of names across indie, pop, rock and alternative have been announced, including Australian trio DMA'S, Sheffield superstar Self Esteem and guitar legends The Vaccines.
Further down the line-up, there are GROAT favourites such as Dead Pony, STONE, Beabadoobee, Lizzie Esau and Wunderhorse.
Royal Blood will headline the festival for the first time, having been originally booked to close the cancelled 2021 edition. The insatiable duo of Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher will bring their colossal riffs from to the main stage, warning fans to "Expect a party."
Two Door Cinema Club return after their triumphant 2019 headline slot, and it's set to be a busy summer for the indie icons with festival appearances in London, Leeds and Manchester already announced. Expect all the classics from their timeless debut plus new material from 2022's Keep On Smiling.
As for Alt-J, the Leeds trio will bring their chill brand of indie-pop to complete the trio of headliners. Having just toured their phenomenal debut album An Awesome Wave for its tenth anniversary, the band are in the peak of their career and will bring their extensive back catalogue to Truck's main stage.
General release tickets go on sale here on Friday 3rd February at 10am, following record early bird sales (don't hang about!). You can view the full poster for Truck Festival's first announcement below:
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