Radiohead will headline Iceland's Secret Solstice

Secret Solstice 2016

Friday 17th to Sunday 19th June 2016
Laugardalur 104, Reykjavik, Hot Spring Valley, Iceland MAP
24900 Icelandic Krona (around £130) with camping

Daily capacity: 12,000

Last updated: Wed 4th May 2016

Radiohead will headline the 3rd Secret Solstice, a 72 hour daylight music festival is held in Iceland from Friday 17th to Sunday 19th June.

They lead the latest raft of new names that includes Roisin Murphy, Action Bronson, Afrika Bambaataa, Kelela, Matt Tolfrey, Mammut, Fufanu, Rix, Plastic Love, Clovis, Dr.Spock, MANT, Bones, Faces of Walls, RVK Soundsystem, DJ Hendrik, Pink Street Boys, Halleluwah, Einar Indra, Gervisykur, Valby Bræður, Mosi Musik, Dalí, Stefán Karel, Auður, Átrúnaðargoðin, Trptych, Kíló, Rímnaríki, and Since When.

Also bound for Iceland's summer festival are Of Monsters and Men, Kerri Chandler, Deftones, Jamie Jones, Skream, Goldie, Richy Ahmed, Visionquest, Edu Imbernon, Bernhoft, Apollonia, Darius Syrossian, Derrick Carter, Agent Fresco, Lil Louis, Lee Curtiss, Ryan Crosson, Shaun Reeves, Kura, Ylja, Emmsje Gauti, Sidney Charles, Midland, Waff, Chez Damier, Marshall Jefferson, Artwork, French Toast, Marc Roberts, Deetron, AmabAdama, Lady Leshurr, Benoit & Sergio, Maxxi Soundsystem, Droog, Will Saul, Youandewan, Voyeur, and more.

The final line-up will feature 150 international and local Icelandic acts including Úlfur Úlfur, Soffía Björg, Shades Of Reykjavík, Exos, Bensol, Yamaho, Þriðja Hæðin, Vaginaboys, GKR, Alvia Islandia, Dj Kári, Frímann, Casanova, Captain Syrup, Högni Egilsson, Stephane Ghenacia, Herra Hnetusmjör, Glowie, Axel Flóvent, Lily The Kid, Lily Of The Valley, and more names to be announced.

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Early bird tickets are priced at 15,900 Icelandic Krona (around £80). A 3-day camping pass is priced at 9,900 kr. (around £50)

The event is the first of its kind, due to the unique concept behind the location and time it's to be held. The event is slated for the summer solstice weekend when the sun doesn't fully set, meaning a complete 72 hours of daylight.

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