- Sonically out-there: Supersonic Festival ‘26 previewby One Man Underground on 13 April 2026 at 19:08
Supersonic Festival returns to Birmingham in 2026 as a smaller, “limited edition” run—but it’s still as uncompromising as ever. The lineup leans hard into experimental territory, from ØXN’s dark, drone-laced folk to boundary-pushing acts like Milkweed, Thorn Wych, and noise-rock provocateurs Prostitute, alongside hardcore, throat-singing, and audiovisual oddities. Offstage, the fest keeps its DIY spirit alive with workshops, art, and offbeat side quests, proving that even scaled down, Supersonic remains one of the most forward-thinking and sonically adventurous festivals out there.
Final show on CAMP Radio: 27 April, 4pm BST / 5pm CET
Upcoming live shows
Saturday 1 August 2026, 2-11pm
Colchester Arts Centre
Mick Fest 2026 (with Putan Club)
Tickets £15
Depending on who you ask, Lee Ashcroft is either a musician, writer, social care worker, artist, theremin player, autistic man, internet radio host, 2-time loser of BBC’s Pointless, or 1-time member of The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu. Under his own name, he writes and performs electronic music. Under the name One Man Underground, he writes for American online publication In Spite Magazine and hosts a 4-weekly radio show for French internet station CAMP Radio. He lives with his partner in North Essex, UK.

