Jon Hopkins, Koreless, London Grammar & more added to The xx's 'Night + Day' fest
05 June 2013, 11:59
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
The xx complete their line-up for one of the most carefully curated mini-festivals of the summer, adding Jon Hopkins, Koreless and London Grammar to their Night + Day all-dayer taking place later this month.
The trio will join the likes of Solange, Poliça, Kindness and Mount Kimbie already confirmed for the star-studded show in London on 22 June.
The all-dayer will now take place in Hatfield House, not Osterley Park as previously announced, with tickets priced at £48.50.
More info can be found here, with the full line-up as below:
MAIN STAGE THE xx SOLANGE POLIÇA KINDNESS MOUNT KIMBIE JON HOPKINS LONDON GRAMMARTHE BANDSTAND – PRESENTED BY YOUNG TURKS AND DEVIATION JAMIE XX (DJ) FLOATING POINTS (DJ) BENJI B (DJ) KORELESS (LIVE) SAMPHA (DJ)
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