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Spring King, Yak, Lucy Rose confirmed for Live at Leeds 2015
May fest will also host Raleigh Ritchie and Rhodes.
This year’s Live at Leeds has added lots of new names to its 2015 bill, with Lucy Rose heading up the additions.
Rose is set to release her second album later this year, headed up by the ‘Our Eyes’ single.
New acts include Spring King, London charmer Oscar, brand new Chess Club signings Beach Baby and the hotly-tipped Yak.
There’s also Raleigh Ritchie, Rhodes, The Strypes, Vaults, Get Inuit and Fraser A. Gorman. All the new names join the previously confirmed Eagulls, Hookworms, Dutch Uncles, Read Lies and Tobias Jesso Jr.
Alongside the additions for 2nd May, Live At Leeds has announced two opening parties. Pulled Apart By Horses will play Leeds University (their biggest ever hometown show) with support from Dinosaur Pile Up and Allusondrugs. Darlia, Sundara Karma and The Hearts will play Brudenell Social Club on 1st May. Both shows require a separate ticket.
More names - and details of DIY’s Live at Leeds stage - will be announced soon. Grab tickets here.
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