Liverpool Sound City announces first names for 2021 event
Liverpool Sound City has revealed the first names confirmed for next year's festival, including Rejjie Snow, The Murder Capital and more.
After cancelling their rescheduled September 2020 event in July due to the coronavirus pandemic, Liverpool Sound City has returned to announce the first acts confirmed for the 2021 event.
Rejjie Snow and Red Rum Club will headline next year's event, with the Friday headliner still to be announced.
Other acts announced today (21 September) include The Murder Capital, Working Men’s Club, Abbie Ozard, The Lathums, Thomas Headon, The Snuts, The Mysterines, Jamie Webster, Hello Delaware, Isobel Nieb, Louis Berry, Rosehip Teahouse, and more.
Dublin hip-hop pioneer @rejjiesnow headlines Sound City 2021 alongside @RedRumClub! @JamieWebster94, @MurderCapital_, @TheMysterines, @TheSnuts & @TheLathums join them with 100s more TBA, including another headliner!
— Liverpool Sound City (@SoundCity) September 21, 2020
Early birds on sale 10am Wed https://t.co/SrFNya87KT pic.twitter.com/NZ5KCfZjav
Sound City Managing Director Rebecca Ayres says, "It brings me great joy to announce the first names and details for Sound City 2021. In an incredibly tough year for all of us in the music and events industry, it’s now more important than ever to support live music and new exciting music - something we’ve lead the way on for nearly 14 years. 2021 looks set to be our biggest Sound City to date, with incredible names like Rejjie Snow, Working Men’s Club and The Murder Capital, as well as unmissable local talent in Red Rum Club, The Mysterines, Louis Berry and Jamie Webster to name but a few, with more still to announce. 2020 may have passed us by, so looks like we’ll have to pack twice the amount of fun into 2021? We’ll see you there!"
The Sound City+ Conference is also due to return next year, with speakers yet to be announced.
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