Gold Class, Middle Kids & Tigertown amongst first 50 artists announced for The Great Escape!

The Great Escape returns to Brighton in the UK next year, taking over the British seaside from May 18th – 20th. Lauded as the festival for unearthing some of music’s most exciting talent from around the globe, The Great Escape will be celebrating its twelfth year with some of the best established and emerging artists.

Amongst the first fifty acts announced for The Great Escape included our own Gold ClassTigertown and Middle Kids, while the first Spotlight Show of TGE will be led by Brighton local, Rag ‘n’ Bone Man.

Elsewhere on the line up are the likes of ALMA from Finland, Manchester’s Cabbage (one of our picks as a break out artist of 2017) and 19 year old producer/vocalist Adam Straker from London.

The three-day festival once again will be offering teens (16-17 year olds) the option to get involved as well, with Young Adult tickets returning off the back of a successful introduction this year. Punters will be able to pay off their three-day tickets via a deposit scheme too, making things a little more accessible, no doubt.

For more information, head to www.greatescapefestival.com!

THE GREAT ESCAPE 2017 – FIRST ARTIST ANNOUNCEMENT

ABBATOIR BLUES
ALMA
ANNA STRAKER
BE CHARLOTTE
BRIAN DEADY
CABBAGE
CARYS SELVEY
CASI
CHERRY GLAZERR
CROOX
DRONES CLUB
EAT FAST
FIL BO RIVA
GOAT GIRL
GOLD CLASS
GOTHIC TROPIC
GURR

HANNAH GEORGAS
HUSKY LOOPS
IDER
INDIGO HUSK
JACQUES
JAMES HERSEY
JAMESZOO
KLANGSTOF
L.A. SALAMI
LOWELL
MARTHAGUNN
MATT MAESON
MIDDLE KIDS
MILES FROM KINSHASA
MOSES
NILÜFER YANYA

PLAITUM
POTÉ
RAG ‘N’ BONE MAN
RAY BLK
SAINT PHNX
SARATHY KORWAR
SHAME
SHELLS
SHITKID
SIGRID
SKOTT
SLØTFACE
SOPHIE HUNGER
STURLA ATLAS
THE AGE OF L.U.N.A
THE MOONLANDINGZ
TIGERTOWN
YONAKA

 

 

 

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