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The opening concert will take place on 7 November at Bristol Beacon.
The full line-up has now been announced for The Maccabees-headlined All Points East day on 24 August, including Nilüfer Yanya, CMAT and Black Country, New Road.
Running from 2-5 July, Open’er returns to the coast of Gdynia with a four-stage programme hosting Arca, FKA twigs, A. G. Cook, Massive Attack and more.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police has confirmed that “no further action” will be taken on the matter.
Taking place across the Barbican Centre until 31 August, ‘Feel the Sound’ challenges us to listen not just with our ears, but with our whole bodies.
‘And Now I Know What Love Is’ will take place from 9-19 July at Manchester’s Diecast.
The artist-led film, titled ‘See it. Say it. Censored.’, comes ahead of the band’s Glastonbury set this weekend.
Moin, AMORE, OK Williams and more join the programme for the London day festival, which will place in Southwark Park on 23 August.
The Berlin festival reveals the full line-up for its third edition, which will take place from 12-19 July.
Kneecap member Mo Chara appeared before London’s Westminster Magistrates’ Court today (18 June) after being charged with an offence by the Metropolitan Police under the Terrorism Act in May.
Lunchmeat Festival returns for its 16th edition across four Prague locations from 22-28 September.
The tenth and final edition of Velvet festival will take place from 25-29 June on the island of Krk in Croatia.
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Titled ‘Letters to the Sun’, the album will raise funds for non-profit organisation The Arab Group for the Protection of Nature.
Caroline, The Twilight Sad and The Yummy Fur will join Lankum in supporting Mogwai at Crystal Palace Park on 7 August.
The shows, held in collaboration with collective ZVUK and social-cultural centre DKC Incel, will take place on 21 June.
