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As an access customer I contacted the venue beforehand. The security staff were great. I. Was able to sit where I was able to clearly see the stage. The Gospel were great. The girls had amazing harmony. We didn't like the next couple of bands but then Creeper came to the stage. Wow
Posted by Chris on 03/11/2024
TOMORROW'S GHOSTS FESTIVAL // Halloween Gathering, Whitby Pavilion, Whitby - 1st November 2024
Attended the Saturday night only. 2 out of 4 bands were truly excellent. Great event and so much fun to see the goth crowd getting together. Good atmosphere and plenty to do and see in Whitby over the weekend. Excellent sound! Congrats to sound engineers and crew!
Posted by GG on 01/05/2023
Tomorrow's Ghosts Festival, Whitby Pavilion, Whitby - 28th April 2023
Well organised , good value for money and great fringe events as well . Thank you
Posted by Eirwen Mitchell on 04/11/2019
Tomorrow's Ghosts Festival - Weekend, Whitby Pavilion, Whitby - 1st November 2019
Excellent venue , great atmosphere, nice people and brilliant Bands
Posted by Steven Thompson ktf on 04/11/2019
Tomorrow's Ghosts Festival - Saturday, Whitby Pavilion, Whitby - 2nd November 2019
Tomorrow’s Ghost Festival is a bi-annual goth and alternative music festival held in Whitby, UK, known for its atmospheric location and immersive experience. Celebrating goth, post-punk, and alternative music, the festival has hosted bands like New Model Army and Fields of the Nephilim. Whitby’s association with gothic culture and literature makes it an ideal setting for the festival, which attracts fans from across the UK.
With live music, art installations, and gothic markets, Tomorrow’s Ghost Festival offers a unique experience for fans of alternative and gothic culture. The festival celebrates the darker side of music and art, creating an inclusive space for those who identify with the goth aesthetic and ethos. It has become a staple event for UK goth fans, blending live performances with a rich, immersive atmosphere that sets it apart from other festivals.