Los Campesinos!, Dananananaykroyd announced for 2009 Swn festival

Los Campesinos!, Dananananaykroyd, Martin Carr and are among the acts set to play at this year's Swn festival in Cardiff.

The festival, which is overseen by Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens, will see the acts take over various venues in the Welsh capital between October 22-24.

Girls, and Three Trapped Tigers are also set to play this year – the third time the event has taken place. See Swnfest.co.uk for more information.

Meanwhile Los Campesinos! have announced they curate their own night at this year's event, with more acts to be announced soon

The Swn festival line-up so far is:

Al Lewis
Anchorsong
Broken Family Band
Cat Mouse Cat
Copy Haho
Cymdeithas Yr Hobos Unig
Daedelus
Dananananaykroyd
Decimals
Denuo
Dimbley and Capper
Donde Stars
Evils
Exit International
Fredrick Stanley Star
Gaggle
Gareth Pearson
Girls
Gold Panda
Goldheart Assembly
Hafaliadu = Equations
Hail! The Planes
Huw M
Islet
John Grindell
Johnny Foreigner
Los Campesinos!
Lucky Soul
Marina And The Diamonds
Martin Carr
Mary Anne Hobbs
Midwife Crisis DJs
Minotaur Shock
Mitchell Museum
Moshi Moshi DJs
Munch Munch
Nos Sadwrn Bach
Pencadlys
Science Bastard
Silver Gospel Runners
Sky Larkin
Son Capson
Sons of Noel And Adrian
Sparky Deathcap
Strange News From Another Star
Supertennis
Sweet Baboo
Talons
The Leisure Society
The Victorian English Gentlemen’s Club
Them Squirrels
Threatmantics
Three Trapped Tigers
Tim And Sam’s Band with Tim and Sam
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
Unicorn Kid
Vinyl Vendettas DJs
Vito
Wet Dog
Y Pencadlys
Zissou

To check the availability of Swn tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.

Swn is the Welsh word for sound, and according to organisers is pronounced the same way as "soon".

Los Campesinos! tickets:

See Los Campesinos! play at an O2 Venue. Remember if you're on O2 you can get Priority Tickets to The O2 and O2 Academy venues up to 48 hours before they go on general release. Register at o2priority.co.uk. Terms apply.