The avant-garde festival will host its seventh edition in venues across Santiago de Compostela from 14-17 September.
The event has today (20 July) announced a list of names set to play the upcoming gathering, which is helmed by Compostela-based agency Work On Sunday and organised in collaboration with SON Estrella Galicia. Among the international artists confirmed are former Crack Magazine cover star Loraine James alongside Midori Takada – who will be world premiering new show Japan on Film – Lee Gamble, Malibu, Croatian Amor and Djrum. CORIN – a signee of Gamble’s UIQ label – will also play a live audiovisual show based on her new release for the imprint, Lux Aeterna.
Elsewhere, Lamin Fofana, Slikback and Weirdcore, Puce Mary, Aho Ssan and Sevi Iko Dømochevsky, are also billed. Another collaborative show entitled In The Cell Of Dreams, between Shackleton and Zimpel with Siddhartha Belmannu and Pedro Maia, has also been confirmed.
Tickets for its 2023 edition start from €55 for three days and €65 for the full long-weekend event. Head to the WOS Festival website for tickets and revisit our review of the 2022 edition. Listen back to Malibu’s Sunday Mix below.
