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Daniel Avery, Girl Band, Goat Girl and more have also been announced to play the inaugural Wide Awake festival in London
The London festival has unveiled more acts for its 2020 edition in Boston Manor Park on 5 and 6 June 2020
The series of events are due to take place at Berlin’s Kraftwerk through November and December 2019, exploring AI, art, technology and science
Ritual Union comes to Bristol in March for the first time after a three year residency in Oxford – confirmed acts so far include Marika Hackman, Boy Azooga and Squid
The Dutch festival has announced the first wave of artists for its tenth edition of the annual event from 3 – 5 April 2020
The festival’s fifth edition will be held at The Garden, Tisno, on 27-31 August
The Berlin festival is set to celebrate its 21st edition in 2020 and explore ideas of liminality in music and performance
The New York venue will see in 2020 with Neon Indian, Amtrac and more
Midland, Paranoid London, Shygirl, Horse Meat Disco and more will perform at the demonstration on 3 December
The New York date is one of many on Channel Tres’ US tour, which is running from December 2019 to May 2020 and follows a stream of releases this year
Berlin’s hybrid art space enlists an international audio-visual cohort to see the club through the last three weekends of November
The Berlin-based club will see in 2020 with Alison Swing, Move D and more
The iconic Grace Jones will curate the line-up for the event’s 2020 edition
The festival returns for its fourth edition on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin next year with another round of international DJs
Honey Dijon, Hessle Audio, Ben Klock and more will also be performing at the festival
The independent Japanese label will host Black Opera at the Goethe-Institut Tokyo from 16-17 November