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Flow Festival Helsinki adds Aurora, Halsey, Janelle Monáe and more to 2024 lineup
They’ll join the likes of Pulp, Fred again.., The Smile and Jessie Ware in Finland this August.
One of Europe’s most exciting boutique festivals, Flow Festival Helsinki has today unveiled the third wave of artists set to play this summer’s iteration, including Norway’s Aurora (who’s sure to play cuts from her recently announced fourth album ‘What Happened To The Heart?’), the artistic visionary Halsey, and the multi-modal star Janelle Monáe.
Also newly-confirmed are experimental pop provocateur Yves Tumor, electronic favourite Barry Can’t Swim, and hip-hop polymath Vince Staples. They’ll join record-breaking BRITs winner RAYE, Bristol punks IDLES, and indie darlings Alvvays in Finland’s capital city this August, alongside New York trio Blonde Redhead, funky French ensemble L’Impératrice, and Scandinavia’s own Miriam Bryant.
What’s more, Flow Festival also recently announced the programming for its now-iconic Balloon 360° stage - a space renowned for its genre-spanning, eclectic lineup. Boundary-pushing R&B artist serpentwithfeet is set to be there on Saturday (10th August), while Friday 9th will see the likes of Congolese collective KOKOKO! and mesmerising DJ Nabihah Iqbal grace the immersive space.
Taking place in Helsinki from 9th - 11th August, Flow has already confirmed Britpop titans Pulp, electronic music sensation Fred again.., and cult favourites The Smile as headliners for this year’s 20th anniversary celebration, while huge names like PJ Harvey, Jessie Ware, and Denzel Curry will also be making top-of-the-bill appearances.
Tickets for Flow Festival 2024 are on sale now, and you can find out more about who’s been announced today here:
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