Damo Suzuki & Bo Ningen, Jane Weaver & Sam Wiehl, Chris Carter, & more for Sea Change 2018

Sea Change Festival 2018

Friday 24th to Saturday 25th August 2018
various venues + Dartington estate, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5QH, England MAP
£69 weekend (sold out); £39 days (sold out); £25 Dartington evenings

Last updated: Wed 22nd Aug 2018

More acts have been revealed for Sea Change Festival , which takes place within and around Totnes, South Devon, over the August Bank Holiday weekend of Friday 24th and Saturday 25th August 2018.

Newly confirmed are unique new collaborations between Damo Suzuki & Bo Ningen (pictured above), and Jane Weaver & Sam Wiehl presenting Sound & Vision.

Also joining the festival line-up are:- Chris Carter, Lost Under Heaven, Raf Rundell, Apostille, Ex-Easter Island Head, and River Consoles.

Previously announced acts include Gwenno, Josh T Pearson, Hookworms, Penelope Isles, The Surfing Magazines, Andrew Weatherall, Boy Azooga, & more. For a list of announced acts please see the line-up page.

The festival has also confirmed conversational appearances from:- Shirley Collins, Billy Bragg, Cosey Fanni Tutti, David Keenan, Sophy Hollington, Babak Ganjei, and James Endeacott.

Sea Change founder Rupert Morrison commented on the announcement:

“This is some of the best news we’ve ever been able to share. Damo Suzuki is a hero to those of us that love Can and his partnership with Bo Ningen will be a gloriously noisy triumph. And the Jane Weaver and Sam Wiehl special will be a truly rare and memorable event. We are proud and a little stunned to be bringing all of this to Totnes. A Sea Change wristband will land you in the blissful position of being able to stroll down into town from Drift Records, pop into the Barrel House Ballroom for an intimate show from the likes of Sweet Baboo and Snapped Ankles, across to the Civic Hall to see Gwenno or Lost Horizons, step into the church to see a solo show from Josh T Pearson and then on to Dartington for a big night. Your toughest decisions will be whether to see Hookworms at our new big stage, drink a pint of locally brewed beer at the New Lion or eat at our Summersisle restaurant.”

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