Dot To Dot Festival has added 130 local acts to this year's Bristol and Nottingham events
Dot To Dot Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary by adding 130 local acts to its Bristol and Nottingham Bank Holiday weekend events.
Dot To Dot Festival has announced more than 130 local acts for their 20th anniversary edition, taking place across Bristol and Nottingham during the May Bank Holiday weekend.
The festival's third wave of artists sees My First Time, Grandmas House _ (pictured)_ , Mother Vulture, The New Cut, Clemencie and Sober Sundays joining the Bristol line-up on 24th May. In Nottingham, Girlband, Bloodworm, Blood Wizard, Grain Mother, Davoli, Marvin's Revenge, Skitz and Swallowtail are among the 80-plus local acts performing on 25th May.
These additions join previously announced headliners The Horrors, alongside Fat Dog, Sprints, Lord Apex, Snooper, Sextile and Master Peace across multiple venues in both cities.
"Supporting the local scene is a vital part of Dot To Dot Festival and we're really excited to be shining a light on some incredible regional acts with this latest wave," says festival booker Ben Ryles. "Showcasing rising artists across the greatest grassroots venues is right at the heart of D2D, so supporting the local music scene is completely intertwined with that ethos. We look forward to seeing many of these artists on festival line-ups for many years to come!"
Visit dottodotfestival.co.uk for more information, and tickets.
The festival's third wave of artists sees My First Time, Grandmas House _ (pictured)_ , Mother Vulture, The New Cut, Clemencie and Sober Sundays joining the Bristol line-up on 24th May. In Nottingham, Girlband, Bloodworm, Blood Wizard, Grain Mother, Davoli, Marvin's Revenge, Skitz and Swallowtail are among the 80-plus local acts performing on 25th May.
These additions join previously announced headliners The Horrors, alongside Fat Dog, Sprints, Lord Apex, Snooper, Sextile and Master Peace across multiple venues in both cities.
"Supporting the local scene is a vital part of Dot To Dot Festival and we're really excited to be shining a light on some incredible regional acts with this latest wave," says festival booker Ben Ryles. "Showcasing rising artists across the greatest grassroots venues is right at the heart of D2D, so supporting the local music scene is completely intertwined with that ethos. We look forward to seeing many of these artists on festival line-ups for many years to come!"
Visit dottodotfestival.co.uk for more information, and tickets.
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