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.
The Pale White step up with a new album of hard hitting rock and heartfelt ballads.
Reaching 20 years as a band is a feat to celebrate, even more so now than ever.
Prima Queen’s new album is a resounding success from the indie rockers on the rise; proving why they’re ready for the headline act as they look set to follow in the path of bands like The Big Moon and Wet Leg.
Superheaven make their return with their first album in 10 years.
Almost ten years in the making, the debut album from supergroup duo Julien Baker and Torres is finally here!
Sofy is a rising star. Leicester-raised, London born, she has capitalised on the wave of Britpop to deliver one of the most fun concert experiences of the year, raw and emotionally honest, lighting up Scala with her signature sound.
Brighton’s annual exposure extravaganza is just around the corner, and with so much talent on offer, it can be hard to decide which artists to prioritise.
London’s prolific experimental eight-piece caroline release first track of their upcoming second full-length album caroline 2.
Los Angeles based band Kills Birds have just released the new EP 'Crave' via Lucky Number, home to the likes of Dream Wife and Hinds. A solid release from the band - which sees comparisons to Deftones and Sleigh Bells while still offering something fresh and exciting to the genre.
Still breaking through the barriers and establishing their name, Dublin outfit Hotgirl are ready to take to the skies and far beyond with their appropriately titled EP Blast Off.
This week's Artist of the Week is alt-pop artist Bellzzz - who invites you down her rabbit hole as she takes you on an Alice in Wonderland adventure with the release of her debut EP 'Dear Elizabeth’.
Canada’s indie dream band Peach Pit leave Brixton Academy absolutely glowing with their feel-good energy on Friday evening.