Centrala is thrilled to announce the return of Incantations Fest in collaboration with Kikimora Records. A two-day festival dedicated to post-punk, experimental music, and artistic expression. Taking place on Friday, 11th April and Saturday, 12th April 2025, this event continues the legacy of Eastern Incantations with an expanded and reimagined programme.

Set in the heart of Birmingham, Incantations Fest 2025 will bring together an exciting lineup of Eastern European and British underground artists, fostering cross-cultural collaboration and innovation. From electrifying performances to creative workshops, the festival will offer a unique platform for experimental sounds and creative exploration.

What to Expect at Incantations Fest 2025

Friday Night – Post-Punk Showcase
The festival kicks off with an evening dedicated to the energy and spirit of post-punk, featuring acts from both Eastern Europe and the UK. Expect driving basslines, angular guitars, and an atmosphere of dark intensity as bands take the stage to deliver powerful performances.

Saturday – Experimental Music & Workshops
On Saturday, the festival shifts into experimental territory, spotlighting avant-garde, electronic, and boundary-pushing sounds from both regions. Audiences will have the opportunity to engage with artists who challenge conventional musical norms and explore new sonic landscapes.

Tickets & Further Information

The full festival lineup will be announced in the coming weeks, featuring an exciting mix of artists who embody the experimental and DIY ethos of Incantations Fest. A limited number of early bird tickets are now available, offering festival-goers the chance to secure their place at a discounted rate.

For updates, lineup announcements, and ticket information, follow Centrala and Kikimora Records on social media and check our website regularly.

For media inquiries, interviews, or further details, please contact: centrala@centrala-space.org.uk

We look forward to welcoming you to Incantations Fest 2025—where music, art, and underground culture converge.