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Wide Awake share final line-up additions, including Fat Dog, Lynks, and Plantoid
The Brixton day fest will welcome King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard as this year’s headliners.
Having quickly become one of the capital’s premier day fests, Wide Awake has today confirmed its final wave of artists for 2024, including riotous South Londoners Fat Dog (find out more about their just-announced debut album here), former DIY digital cover star Lynks, and Brighton-based psych quartet Plantoid.
Elsewhere on the line-up, punters will be able to catch punk duo Lambrini Girls (who also feature in our recent print issue), hyperpop riser Hannah Diamond, and cult favourites Dry Cleaning, while The Itch and yeule are also among those joining Squid and Slowdive in Brockwell Park next month.
2024 is set to be Wide Awake’s third outing, and will see former DIY cover stars King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard take to the stage as headliners, alongside previously-confirmed names like the mighty Young Fathers, Alice Glass, The New Eves and more.
Tickets for Wide Awake 2024 are on sale now; find out more here, and dive into the festival’s full lineup below.
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