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Grandmas House and Mother Vulture join Dot to Dot line-up
Grandmas House and Mother Vulture are among the newest line-up announcement for Dot to Dot Festival.
The multi-venue festival will be bringing the newest indie flavour to Bristol on Saturday, 24 May.
Joining them will be My First Time, The New Cut, Clemencie and Sober Sundays with more than 50 new names in total added to the line up since their first announcement in November.
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The new additions join already announced The Horrors, Fat Dog, Sprints, Lord Apex, Snooper, Sextile and Master Peace plus many more playing from SWX, Rough Trade and Strange Brew to The Lanes and Zed Alley.
Post punk pop band My First Time known for their energetic live shows while the exciting punk trio Grandmas House championed by Steve Lamacq on BBC 6Music, DIY, Dork and Upset bring raucous guitar riffs, thumping basslines and deadpan lyricism.
Expect riotous bluespunk from Thekla regulars Mother Vulture while post punk band The New Cut bring modern themes and wry lyricism.
Clemencie combine the dark synth soundscape of Wolf Alice and danceable pop feel of Blondie while Sober Sundays, the band formed at Bath Spa University, have built a devoted following for their heartfelt songs.
Dot To Dot Festival booker Ben Ryles said: “Supporting the local scene is a vital part of Dot To Dot Festival and we’re really excited to be shining a light on some incredible regional acts with this latest wave.
“Showcasing rising artists across the greatest grassroots venues is right at the heart of D2D, so supporting the local music scene is completely intertwined with that ethos.
“We look forward to seeing many of these artists on festival line-ups for many years to come!”
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