Fufanu, Cola Boyy, and The Rhythm Method among final names to be added to Iceland Airwaves 2018
04 October 2018, 13:00
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Iceland Airwaves 2018 has announced its final list of names to be added, including Fufanu, Cola Boyy, The Rhythm Method and more.
Iceland's longest-running festival adds another group of names to celebrate the festival's 20th anniversary in Reykjavík.
Final additions to Iceland Airwaves 2018 include Icelandic trio Fufanu, Gabríel, Cola Boyy, The Rhythm Method, and more homegrown talent.
The latest names announced will join a line-up already bursting with great names including, Blood Orange, Superorganism, Soccer Mommy, Girl Ray, Ólafur Arnalds, Natalie Prass, Alma, Hayley Kiyoko,
Ásgeir, AURORA, Not3s, Boniface, and many more.
Today's Iceland Airwaves 2018 Additions:
- Allanheimer
- Aviva
- Cola Boyy
- Bodypaint
- Carpet
- Clubdub
- Dead Sea People
- Dr Spock
- Fufanu
- Gabríel
- Grísalappalísa
- Herra Hnetusmjör
- Huginn
- Klika
- Mosi
- Sylvia Erla
- Team Dreams: Sin Fang, Sóley & Örvar Smárson
- The Rhythm Method
- Toy Machine
Iceland Airwaves 2018 takes place in Reykjavík from 7-10 November. Find more ticket information.
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