The Plot In You
Upcoming Event
Download Festival 2026 - Sunday Arena Only
Donington Park, Castle Donington, United Kingdom
Sunday Arena Ticket:
Arena Tickets give you access into the arena Sunday 14th June 2026 and access to the Co-Op and the Megastore located in District X South. This ticket DOES NOT include access to the Campervan field, Campsites, or District X North.
Event information can be found here - https://downloadfestival.co.uk/info/
T&C’s - https://downloadfestival.co.uk/terms-conditions/
Before applying for the use of accessible facilities, please buy your Download festival ticket.
There is no need to buy a ticket for your essential companion. Essential companion tickets are allocated as part of your application.
Once you have your Download festival ticket, please complete the application form on the Download festival website.
For more information about the accessible facilities and how to apply, please see the Download festival website.
Age Restrictions:
Under 5s (ages 0-4 years) FREE but must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
5-12 years olds must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult and each child will require a CHILD Ticket.
13 -15 must purchase an ADULT ticket and be accompanied by a parent / guardian over 18.
Note: Download Festival will contain acts unsuitable for children
Parents may be asked to provide ID with proof of age if the child appears to be over 12 but holding a Child Ticket.
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Download Festival 2026 - Sunday Arena Only
Donington Park, Castle Donington, United Kingdom
LINKIN PARK, Bad Omens, Ice Nine Kills, The Pretty Reckless, Bloodywood, RØRY, Kublai Khan TX, unpeople, A Day To Remember, Mastodon, Tom Morello, Social Distortion, The Plot In You, thrown, Dogstar, Mammoth, Catch Your Breath, Ego Kill Talent, Scooter, letlive., Ash, Dinosaur Pile-up, Magnolia Park, Tx2, Sweet Pill, The Pretty Wild, ivri, Zero 9:36, Static-X, Spineshank, Gatecreeper, Boundaries, Ankor, Annisokay, Last Train, Decessus, Wayside, Private School, Spitting Glass
About The Plot In You
Genre
Hard Rock / Metal
Through balancing even the most extreme dynamics, The Plot In You consistently overturn and upend expectations. On any given track, it might seem like they’re about to go one way, but the band will turn on a dime and shift course before the crowd can even catch a breath. This uncanny element of surprise has entrenched the gold-selling Ohio quartet—Landon Tewers [vocals], Josh Childress [guitar], Ethan Yoder [bass], and Michael Cooper [drums] — on the cutting edge of rock music. Whether it be threads of alternative, electronic, pop, or R&B, nothing is off limits, and everything is fair game for their creative process. That process has continued to morph. Following a series of fan-favorite releases, the band made major waves with DISPOSE [2018]. “FEEL NOTHING” surged on social media as a viral phenomenon, generating hundreds of millions of streams and picking up a gold certification in the U.S., Canada and Australia. The musicians only maintained this momentum with Swan Song in 2021. Hysteria rated it “9-out-of-10”. Simultaneously, they sold out shows coast-to-coast.
During 2023, the band kickstarted another era with Vol. 1. “Divide” having generated 16 million Spotify streams and counting followed by “Left Behind”, exploding to the tune of 31 million Spotify streams with no signs of slowing down. Upon the arrival of “Forgotten”, Revolver praised it among the “6 Best New Songs Right Now.” The Plot In You's Vol. 2 EP is a powerful showcase of the band's evolution, blending raw emotion with polished musicality and stands as a testament to The Plot In You's growth and artistic maturity, captivating listeners with its intense yet introspective narratives with tracks “Closure”, “Don’t Look Away”, and “All That I Can Give” further solidifying their place as one of the genre's most compelling acts.
Now with the impending arrival of their new EP, Vol. 3, the band is set to captivate fans once again. Featuring three compelling tracks, the lead single "Been Here Before" explores the emotional turbulence of relationships, weaving a narrative of enduring the highs and lows. "Spare Me" delves into the heavy burden of societal pressures and the palpable guilt that comes from feeling helpless in the face of overwhelming news. "Pretend" offers a raw look at the world's current state, channeling a sense of disillusionment and examining the disengagement of looking away from the tragedies that are happening daily. Vol. 3 promises to be a powerful addition to the band’s discography, reflecting their knack for tackling profound themes with sincerity and intensity.