Cass McCombs, Drugdealer, Porridge Radio, and more to play London's MIRRORS festival
London's MIRRORS festival has announced the second bunch of names joining the 2019 lineup, including Cass McCombs, Drugdealer, Porridge Radio, and more.
Other new additions confirmed today include Barrie, Empath, Loving, Lauran Hibberd, The Mysterines, Stef Chura, Rosborough, Arlo Day, and Hope.
The fresh names will join Phoebe Bridgers, American Football, Just Mustard, Alfie Templeman, Sheer Mag, Turnover, and more for the third edition of the festival.
MORE ARTISTS ANNOUNCED FOR MIRRORS 2019!
— MIRRORS (@mirrorslondon) July 16, 2019
We’re excited to announce that the awesome @cassmccombs is joining the @mirrorslondon 2019 line up as well as @drugdealerband, @barrietheband & many more.
Check out the all of the new additions below ↓
Tickets: https://t.co/z6cFl1noxu pic.twitter.com/DPGEWgnXQ8
Having been held across multiple venues in Hackney over the past two years, MIRRORS will now be held between Camden's Roundhouse, Dingwalls, and Camden Assembly for the festival's third year.
Event booker Scott O'Neill said of the new locations, "After a fallow year in 2018, due to the closure of our old main stage, we are excited to be back bigger and better – and can’t believe we have the Roundhouse, one of the greatest venues in London if not the world, as our main stage and hub! This gives us the chance to get even more inventive and book even more awesome acts!"
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