Girl in Red, Kelly Lee Owens, Tunng, and more to play End Of The Road 2019
End Of The Road festival has announced some new names joining them this summer, including Girl in Red, Kelly Lee Owens, Tunng, and more.
William Tyler, SASAMI, Gazelle Twin, Westerman, Helena Deland, Pom Poko, and others will also be heading to Larmer Tree Gardens for this year's EOTR.
The new additions join Metronomy, Beirut, Courtney Barnett, Deerhunter, Parquet Courts, Mitski, Cate Le Bon, Let’s Eat Grandma, Jessica Pratt, Goat Girl, Stella Donnelly, and many more.
The winners of this year’s Play End Of The Road Competition have also been revealed, chosen from a list of thousands of hopefuls. The three successful artists have won the chance to play at End Of The Road 2019, with one bagging a filmed session on site with Best Fit. This year the winners are noisey Glaswegian four-piece Sweaty Palms, Welsh wonky pop wizards Seazoo and all the way from Canada, surf-inflected singer-songwriter Peach Pyramid.
Some of our 2019 Five Day Forecast performers have also been announced for this year's festival, including Gia Margaret, Ohtis, Black Country, New Road, Squid, and Jockstrap.
Full list of today's additions:
- Kelly Lee Owens
- Tunng
- KOKOKO!
- William Tyler
- The Beths
- SASAMI
- Wand
- Gazelle Twin
- Lewsberg
- Westerman
- Harrison Whitford
- Nardeydey
- Group Listening
- Helena Deland
- Pom Poko
- Kelly Moran
- Girl in Red
- Molly Sarlé
- Sweaty Palms
- Seazoo
- Peach Pyramidal
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