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Here’s the line-up for Dork’s stage at next month’s 2Q Festival

  • Dork News Desk
  • October 17, 2018

We’re in the final stretch before this year’s 2Q Festival, and can now unveil the bill for Dork’s stage.

We’ll take over Home in Lincoln with a line-up that’s topped by Little Comets and The Orielles, supported by loads of buzzy up-and-comers: King No-One, Anteros, Casey Lowry, Sheafs, Saltwater Sun, Vigilantes, and Kings & Bears.

Also playing throughout the day, you’ll find headliners Public Service Broadcasting, Easy Life, Pins, Yassassin, The Slow Readers Club, Jamie Lenman, Husky Loops, Lucia, Swimming Girls, Gaffa Tape Sandy, Dead Naked Hippies and loads more.

2Q takes place across nine venues in Lincoln City Centre on 3rd November, for more information (and tickets) visit 2qfestival.co.uk. You can also check out our handy playlist here.


Here's the line-up for Dork's stage at next month's 2Q Festival
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