Dot To Dot Festival adds fourth wave of acts, including Rhodes, PINS and The Coronas
Dot To Dot festival has unveiled its latest wave of new names, including the likes of PINS, Rhodes and The Coronas.
Also confirmed are Amber Run, Sundara Karma, Robyn Sherwell, Louis Berry, AOSOON , Aaron Keylock, Ady Suleiman, Amy Yon (Bristol only), Black Honey, C Duncan, Creepoid, Dark Waves, Daisy Victoria, Dralms, Easy Life, H. Hawkline, High Tyde, Jamie Lawson, K.I.D, Ming City Rockers, Movie, NGOD, Nick Brewer, Nothing But Thieves, Pierce Brothers, Rag’n’Bone Man, Sam Sure, Seafret, Steve Parker, Sykes, Vaults and White.
They join the likes of Rae Morris, Swim Deep, Hinds, Tei Shi, Laura Doggett and Saint Raymond.
Dot To Dot's Anton Lockwood has said of the new announcement: “We’re just over a month away until we bring you Dot to Dot’s 10th Birthday, something that we’re all very excited for! Of the latest additions to the line-up, one of our biggest ever to date, I’m delighted to welcome Rhodes to the bill who is set for big things for sure!"
Dot To Dot 2015 takes place 22-24 May across Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham. More information, including tickets, can be found here.
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