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In Photos: End Of The Road 2017

13.09.17
Words by: Crack Staff

Peep Eleanor Hardwick’s portraits of the artists and bands at one of the UK’s most tranquil festivals. Featuring Kelly Lee Owens, Klein and more

End of the Road may be one of the most serene festivals in the UK, but it doesn’t let up on booking quality bands. Kelly Lee Owens provided some beats amidst the sea of guitars, and Klein’s experimental soundscapes were met by an eager crowd and full, intimate tent. In the incredibly relaxed environment of Salisbury’s Larmer Tree Gardens, photographer Eleanor Hardwick captured some of the best acts on the line-up.

Check out her full gallery below.

Klein © Eleanor Hardwick
Kelly Lee Owens © Eleanor Hardwick

Laraaji © Eleanor Hardwick
Pixx © Eleanor Hardwick
The Lemon Twigs © Eleanor Hardwick
The Lemon Twigs © Eleanor Hardwick
Pond © Eleanor Hardwick
Bo Ningen © Eleanor Hardwick
Bo Ningen © Eleanor Hardwick
Starcrawler © Eleanor Hardwick

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