The Cribs to play Welsh music festival
The Cribs
Black Lips and Beirut also perform
The Cribs are set to play SWN festival in Cardiff.
The three day event takes place at various venues in the city between November 9-11 and is curated by Radio 1’s Huw Stevens.
Black Lips and Beirut are also scheduled to play.
Speaking about the event, Stevens said: "The thrill of going from venue to venue to see different bands and DJs is unique, and Cardiff will be the perfect city to host a festival of this kind.
"The new audiences that bands get and the impact on them and the local economy is a brilliant thing, with the emphasis being on quality and diversity throughout.”
The line up is:
Edwyn Collins
David Holmes
Annie Mac
The Hot Puppies
Cate Le Bon
Mr Huw
Pete Fowler
Christopher Rees
The Spencer McGarry Season
Lleuwen
Llan Clan and the Gentle Good
Sons And Daughters
The Cribs
I Was A Cub Scout
Andy Votel
DJ Scotch Egg
Beirut
Eugene McGuinness
The Black Lips
Loefah
Bass Clef
Shrag
Monkey Swallows The Universe
The Bobby McGees
George Pringle
Youthmovies
Mr Hopkinson's Computer
Pony Up
Correcto
Two Gallants
Those Dancing Days
The Legend
Simon Price
Cherry Ghost
Jaymay
School Of Language
Crayola Lectern
In Transit
Black Kids
Fanfarlo
Das Wanderlust
Looker
Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve
Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring
Emmy The Great
Slow Club
Larry Pickleman
The Duloks
Mertle
Kotki Dwa
Andrew Hockey
The Yellow Moon Band
Hush The Many
Kid Acne
Lex DJs
Charlottefield
Texas Radio Band
Genod Droog
Truckers Of Husk
Brigyn
Heck
The Gentle Good
Eitha Tal Ffranco
Llan Clan
Black Cesar
Le B
Richard James
Future Of The Left
Gindrinker
The Victorian English Gentleman's Club
Space In The 50s
Julia Harris
9 Bach
Plant Duw
The Threatmantics
Llwybr Llaethog
She's Got Spies
The School
The Loves
Smithy Blade
Caskade & Carpe Diem
Evils
Stabmaster Vinyl
Pappy
Plyci
Orcop
Y Lembo
Soft Hearted Scientists
To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now.
The three day event takes place at various venues in the city between November 9-11 and is curated by Radio 1’s Huw Stevens.
Black Lips and Beirut are also scheduled to play.
Speaking about the event, Stevens said: "The thrill of going from venue to venue to see different bands and DJs is unique, and Cardiff will be the perfect city to host a festival of this kind.
"The new audiences that bands get and the impact on them and the local economy is a brilliant thing, with the emphasis being on quality and diversity throughout.”
The line up is:
Edwyn Collins
David Holmes
Annie Mac
The Hot Puppies
Cate Le Bon
Mr Huw
Pete Fowler
Christopher Rees
The Spencer McGarry Season
Lleuwen
Llan Clan and the Gentle Good
Sons And Daughters
The Cribs
I Was A Cub Scout
Andy Votel
DJ Scotch Egg
Beirut
Eugene McGuinness
The Black Lips
Loefah
Bass Clef
Shrag
Monkey Swallows The Universe
The Bobby McGees
George Pringle
Youthmovies
Mr Hopkinson's Computer
Pony Up
Correcto
Two Gallants
Those Dancing Days
The Legend
Simon Price
Cherry Ghost
Jaymay
School Of Language
Crayola Lectern
In Transit
Black Kids
Fanfarlo
Das Wanderlust
Looker
Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve
Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring
Emmy The Great
Slow Club
Larry Pickleman
The Duloks
Mertle
Kotki Dwa
Andrew Hockey
The Yellow Moon Band
Hush The Many
Kid Acne
Lex DJs
Charlottefield
Texas Radio Band
Genod Droog
Truckers Of Husk
Brigyn
Heck
The Gentle Good
Eitha Tal Ffranco
Llan Clan
Black Cesar
Le B
Richard James
Future Of The Left
Gindrinker
The Victorian English Gentleman's Club
Space In The 50s
Julia Harris
9 Bach
Plant Duw
The Threatmantics
Llwybr Llaethog
She's Got Spies
The School
The Loves
Smithy Blade
Caskade & Carpe Diem
Evils
Stabmaster Vinyl
Pappy
Plyci
Orcop
Y Lembo
Soft Hearted Scientists
To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now.
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