NEWS: Sŵn Discovery Day final line-up announced

NEWS: Sŵn Discovery Day final line-up announced

The final line-up for Sŵn Festival’s Discovery Day – featuring a total of 45 acts has been announced for shows across Cardiff on Saturday 21st of October. Featuring amongst many others fast-rising West Walian trio Adwaith, Bangor group Yr Eir, down-tempo of Hengoed natives Niterooms, LA producer Daedelus and the tipped local psych-pop of Boy Azooga

This year rather than a weekend festival Swn is a series of events spread across various venues in Cardiff from the 21st of September through to the 21st of October.

Sŵn Festival organiser John Rostron said: “Discovering music, venues, places, people, language and the city is a key part of what makes the festival magic. We’re proud that all of this is still happening as part of Sŵn.  We’re delighted to announce the full line-up and are really excited to be able to bring such an eclectic mix of musical talent to Cardiff. Discovery Day is definitely going to finish Sŵn off with a bang!”

Elsewhere other events include OFF // KILTER will see a new experiential event featuring Richard Dawson who arrives at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama while other highlights include Jen Cloher with very special guest Courtney Barnett joining her for a night at Clwb Ifor Bach, Songhoy Blues supported by Flamingods, brilliantly addictive duo Sacred Paws at the Transport club and The Amazons at Tramshed and the sold-out HUSH SILENT DISCO at National Museum Cardiff. Music documentary programme PALE BLINDS, in collaboration with Snowcat Cinema, will also give music lovers the chance to see exclusive footage and old favourites including Bafta Cymru nominated #SWN10.

Wristbands for Sŵn are on sale now for £30. For more information and full line-up, and to get your tickets, go to swnfest.com. Follow @swnissound on Twitter.

 

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