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Roskilde announces Father John Misty and loads more

  • Dork News Desk
  • March 1, 2017
Father John Misty, Bonobo and Tinashe have joined the line up for Roskilde.



Also new to the bill are KiNK, Popcaan, Clams Casino, A Day To Remember, Full Of Hell, Fatima Yamaha, Madame Gandhi, Nils Bech and more.



Roskilde Festival’s Head of Programme Anders Wahrén says: “Father John Misty played a triumphant show at Roskilde Festival two years ago, and since then he’s grown a lot. We can’t wait for him to take the next step when he plays our biggest stage, the Orange Stage, where legends have been created over the last decades.”



The new additions join headliners Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and The Weeknd. Roskilde takes place in Denmark from 24th June – 2nd July. Tickets are available now.



Father John Misty’s new album ‘Pure Comedy’ is out on 7th April.


Freshly updated poster with today’s 24 new acts. 94 out of 175 acts announced so far #rf17 pic.twitter.com/OR38iKiQaG

— Roskilde Festival (@orangefeeling) 1 March 2017

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