Festival News: Wide Awake - Another wave of talent joins the bill for London’s most distinctive day festival

Wide Awake Festival, the counter cultural celebration set in Brockwell Park, has established itself as one of London’s most forward-thinking and well-curated festivals in recent years. Today they announce a new batch of exciting additions to their 2024 lineup, including some of the best up-and-coming and established leftfield talent around, as well as a host of politically-informed panels and workshops.
The lineup for Brockwell on Saturday 25th May continues to become ever more eclectic, with new announcements including electrifying South Londoners Fat Dog, who have caused a stir across the city with their chaotic live shows, and queer avant gardist Lynks, described as a “horror-drag pop star” by The Guardian.
Also new to the bill are New Orleans DIY heroes Special Interest, Texas-based multi-instrumentalists Being Dead, and experimental psych quartet Plantoid.
Liverpool lads RATS return with new electrifying single ‘Hard To Find’ ahead of their UK tour set to kick off this April.
Dirty Blonde turn post-breakup chaos into pure alt-rock gold with their new single Adore Me?.
The Slow Readers Club haven't just raised the bar with their seventh studio album - they've set it higher than ever.
Liverpool up-and-comers release third "Lust for Life..." in a sprawling collage of indie, post-rock and hyper-pop destined to hit you in the face and leave.
Some bands are non-stop in the metal scene. As trends and sounds come and go, the best either move with the times or risk losing their popularity and their momentum - this was never a worry for Canadian act Spiritbox, however.
Lucy Dacus has unveiled the fourth track ‘Talk’ from her upcoming record ‘Forever is a Feeling’.
Toronto duo return with their low poly 8-bit bite of doom and sadness in Fake Moon.
Indie-pop artist Mia Wray releases her colourful debut album ‘hi, it’s nice to meet me’ .
Coheed and Cambria have rushed back onto the airwaves with their eleventh studio album, ‘The Father Of Make Believe’ — and it’s everything a fan could hope for.
2024 was a big year for Canadian artist Housewife with widely praised releases 'I Lied', 'Wasn't You' and 'Divorce'. So what a way to kick off 2025 with the release of new EP 'Girl Of The Hour' via Submarine Cat Records.
Folk darling Natalie Wildgoose signals the start of spring with latest EP release.