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La Sécurité, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Honeyglaze and Monobloc among first names for SXSW 2025

29 October 2024, 16:07 | Written by Tyler Damara Kelly

SXSW has announced the first round of artists invited to perform at the 39th annual event, which is set to take place from 10-15 March 2025.

This year's festival welcomes groundbreaking artists spanning genres and continents, from Cuernavaca’s regional Mexican singer Justin Morales to Dublin punk band Gurriers. Rising artists such as Middle Eastern-influenced Indonesian psychedelic funk band Ali, Montreal’s angular art-punk ensemble La Sécurité, Virginia-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Yasmin Williams, and hard hitting Aussie rock band Delivery will join established acts including Japanese environmental music legend Shiho Yabuki and new wave-pop sensation and SX alum Twin Shadow, who will be launching his sixth album Georgie at SXSW. SXSW 2025 will also host the debut live performance of Immersion (Colin Newman of Wire and Malka Spigel of Minimal Compact) and SUSS, as part of their Nanocluster collaboration series.

Elsewhere on the lineup as performers are the likes of Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Honeyglaze, mary in the junkyard, Ellur, Housewife, Emmeline, Cloth, Mhaol, Personal Trainer, Soda Blonde, Sarah Klang, and Monobloc.

“This announcement is an excellent teaser for what you can expect to see at SXSW 2025,” said James Minor, VP of Music Festival. “This round includes a range of exceptional artists, from up and coming talent to established legends, and everywhere in between. If you’ve been to SXSW before, you’ll know that this list is more than an eclectic playlist; it’s a guide to discovery, and your first step toward what you’ll experience in March.”

Listen to the artists who will be performing at SXSW 2025 by subscribing to the official SXSW Spotify and YouTube Music Video playlists.

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