Dot To Dot adds Best Coast, Swim Deep, Fat White Family, and Prides

Dot to Dot festival (Manchester) 2015

Friday 22nd May 2015
various venues, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M1 5NQ, England MAP
£25

Daily capacity: 3,000

Last updated: Mon 11th May 2015

Best Coast, Swim Deep, Fat White Family, and Prides are amongst the latest acts announced for the multi-city, multi-venue Dot to Dot festival's 10th birthday which returns to Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham from Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th May 2015.

The triumvirate line-up at Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham will also feature Alfie Connor, The Amazons, Delamere, Flesh, Francisco The Man, The Griswolds, Holy Holy, Laurel, Man Made, Model Aeroplanes, Neon Waltz, Pixel Fix, Remi, Sugarmen, Vant, and Walking on Cars, as well as many, many more acts yet to be announced!. The Festival showcases up and coming bands and DJs from the UK and beyond.

They join Saint Raymond, Rae Morris (Manchester & Nottingham only), Hudson Taylor, The Wytches, Laura Doggett, Honeyblood, Hinds, Josef Salvat, April Towers, Alex Burey, Cairobi, Cymbals Eat Guitars, The Hotelier, Little May, Menace Beach, Pretty Vicious (Nottingham & Bristol only), Racing Glaciers, The Riptide Movement, Single Mothers, Tei Shi, Verite, and Vitamin, as well as many, many more acts yet to be announced.

The Festival showcases up and coming bands and DJs from the UK and beyond.

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Tickets, which give access to the entire bill across all the venues, in each respective city, are priced at £25.

Manchester opens the event on Friday, Bristol hosts the event on the Saturday, with it then held the day after in Nottingham.

Dot To Dot Organiser Anton Lockwood (of DHP Family) said, "Incorporating the visceral excitement of Fat White Family, the harmonies of Best Coast and the tunes of Swim Deep, along with many more of the most thrilling current artists, I’m very happy to welcome this latest addition to the 10th year of Dot to Dot. We are by no means finished though. Watch this space for more!"

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