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The stage times for this year’s End Of The Road festival have been shared – check them out below.

This year’s bash will mark the 20th anniversary of the festival, and sees it return to the Larmer Tree Gardens site on the border of Dorset and Wiltshire between September 3 and September 6.

Pulp, CMAT, Mac DeMarco and Geese will top the bill alongside a host of other acts including Super Furry Animals, Kurt Vile, Fat Dog, Just Mustard, Working Men’s Club, Beverly Glenn-Copeland & Elizabeth Copeland, Ty Segall and Adult DVD, Lucinda Williams, Cardinals, Folk Bitch Trio, Cowboy Hunters, S.G. Goodman, Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage, The Felice Brothers, Ohtis and many more.

For the most part there are few clashes but Pulp’s headline set on Saturday on the Woods Stage does collide with Earl Sweatshirt’s on the Garden Stage.

Likewise, CMAT’s headline set also clashes with Kurt Vile & The Violators’ performance on Sunday. You can view the full stage times below.

Speaking previously about their forthcoming debut slot at EOTR, Pulp teased “an unusual performance” at this year’s event, as they continue the cycle for their latest album ‘More’ (2025).

The Sheffield band are due to release their new concert film, What Do You Do For An Encore? in cinemas later this month.

Jarvis Cocker and co. announced details of the new film back in June. Directed by Garth Jennings – who helmed the classic music videos for Pulp’s ‘Help The Aged’ and ‘A Little Soul’ – the 90-minute movie features narration from the members, rare behind the scenes footage, and follows the band’s “extraordinary journey from obscurity to cultural touchstone.

Fans can see the film for one night only in UK and Irish cinemas on September 18. From there, it will head to Canadian theatres on September 23 and US cinemas on September 24.

End Of The Road 2025 featured performances from Father John Misty, Caribou, Self Esteem, Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, The National frontman Matt Berninger, Viagra Boys, Katy J Pearson and more.

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