It wouldn’t be a music festival without an array of merchandise on offer from the talent performing - at this year at Leeds Festival 2024, it’s no exception.
As the campsite prepapres for revellers to make the trip from those attendee’s respective locations, so too are those helming the merchandise stalls that will be dotted around the main arena and campsites this year - which you can find by downloading this handy Leeds Festival 2024 site map, or by downloading the official Leeds Festival 2024 app for Android or iPhone this year.
These are just some of the options that we think are available this year, based on the artist’s recent tours of Europe and what is on offer through their official merchandise pages, so don’t take this as gospel - take this as an indicator what “might” be available this year, though we’re all hoping that Lana Del Rey’s array of merchandise will be available in full force.
So, before the festivities begin, what merchandise from some of this year’s biggest acts could be for sale at Bramham Park during Leeds Festival 2024?
5. Blink-182
Fans who have seen Blink-182 during their non-festival appearances might already be familiar with some of their merchandise for sale - incuding a set of "Blink-182 Trading Cards" you can use on the campsite to trade with other collectors. | Getty/Blink-182
6. Catfish and The Bottlemen
Simple but effective designs from Catfish and The Bottlement, who not only could offer football shirts but their line-drawn prints featuring an alligator for example look very "haute coture" in this band-shirt afficinado's eyes. | Getty Images/Catfish and The Bottlement
7. Fred Again..
Headline act Fred Again.. boasts the always popular hip-hop print - a throwback to the days of the No Limit Soldiers - while the simple typface making use of the word "again" is quite sleak looking. | Provided
8. Hak Baker
Just the two shirts from what we can assertain from Hak Baker - the red on white and red on black "Worlds End FM" prints. Could there be another colour varient at Leeds Festival though? | Getty Images/Hak Baker