Sŵn Festival announce first wave of acts for 2013 event
10 June 2013, 13:20
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
The first line-up announcement for this year’s Sŵn Festival has been made, following previous confirmation that Deerhunter will headline the Friday leg.
Among the newly-unveiled acts are the likes of Best Fit favourites Chlöe Howl, Wolf Alice and Waxahatchee, as well as Dutch Uncles and Everything Everything, who will perform as part of standalone events that punters will need to purchase top-up tickets for.
The fest will run from 17-20 October this year around various venues in Cardiff, with tickets on sale here. The line-up so far is as below:
Aled Rheon Alex Dingley Band Beard of Wolves Bloodflower Brothers Casi Wyn Chlöe Howl Climbing Trees Clipping Deerhunter Dutch Uncles Estrons Everything Everything Golden Fable Greta Isaac Hail! The Planes Heal The Last Stand Heavy Petting Zoo Keys Kizzy Crawford Kutosis Land Observations Little Arrow Lowri Evans Masters In France Nadine Shah Nanook of the North Nathaniel Peasant’s King Pinkunoizu Queer’d Science R. Seiliog Scriber Seazoo Shhh…Apes! Siôn Russell Jones Soak Stars & Flights Story Books Swearin’ Temples The Adelines The Echo and The Always The Lay Lows The Yawns This Is Wreckage Trwbador Up Down Go Machine Waxahatchee We//Are//Animal Wicket Without Feathers Wolf Alice
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