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- No date yetViby J, DKEskelundenPartout - NORTHSIDE 2024
Lineup
- Northside Festival
- 070 Shake
- Afskum
- Amyl and the Sniffers
- Andreas Odbjerg
- August Høyen
- Barselona
- Benjamin Hav & Familien
- Blanco White
- Jehnny Beth
- Jonah Blacksmith
- Kaytranada
- Malk De Koijn
- Kaizers Orchestra
- Massive Attack
- MØ
- Morad
- Parcels
- Royal Blood
- Saint Clara
- Shame
- slowdive
- The Clockworks
- The Smile
- Troye Sivan
- Ukendt Kunstner
- Veto
- Vince Staples
- St. Vincent
- Pulp
- Loyle Carner
- Benjamin Clementine
- Lucky Lo (SE)
- Selma Judith
- Angelica Garcia
- UNG-SKAB
Venue
- No date yetOslo, NOTøyenparkenUkespass Øyafestivalen 2024
Lineup
- Oyafestivalen
- Pulp
- PJ Harvey
- Queens of the Stone Age
- Big Thief
- Wednesday
- Gabrielle
- Cezinando
- Yoguttene
- Nia Archives
- Yard Act
- Oscar Blesson
- Hammok
- Alvvays
- Julie Christmas
- Blondshell
- Yussef Dayes
- Yaya Bey
- The National
- The Smile
- Loyle Carner
- IDLES
- The Kills
- Orions Belte
- Euroboys
- RAYE
- Veronica Maggio
- Astrid S
- Holly Humberstone
- Swank Mami
- Ella Marie
- Arca
- Sampha
- Bala Desejo
- Gjenfødt Kultur
- Sivert Hoyem
- Fay Wildhagen
- Amanda Delara
- Kaja Gunnufsen
- Kristi Brud
- Joy Orbison
- Sherelle
- Nabihah Iqbal
- yunè pinku
- André 3000
- Andreas Røysum Ensemble
- slowdive
- English Teacher
- Brutus
- Tøyen Holding
- Moyka
- Denzel Curry
- Seyi Vibez
- Sarah Klang
- Louien
- 9 grader nord
- Jessie Ware
- Janelle Monae
- Das Body
- Hilma Nikolaisen
- Casiokids
- Fjorden Baby
- Rosa Faenskap
- Jorja Smith
- Thee Sacred Souls
- LSDXOXO
- Angelica Garcia
- EMIL KÁRLSEN
- Vince Staples
Venue
- No date yetGöteborg, SESlottsskogenWAY OUT WEST 8-10 AUGUSTI 2024
About
SLOWDIVE IN CONCERT:
Pioneering British shoegaze band Slowdive made some of the biggest music news of 2014 when they reunited for a tour after nearly 20 years apart, and they continue to send indie rock fans over the moon whenever they perform their lush, atmospheric brand of dream pop in concert. Critics originated the term "shoegaze" in the '90s as a derogatory way to describe bands' lackluster stage presence, but Slowdive discredits the label every time they take the stage, turning out powerful performances that teem with electric energy and stylish showmanship. Dual singers/guitarists Rachel Goswell and Neil Halstead trade off vocal duties, wrapping their soaring, reverb-soaked melodies in a gorgeous sonic wall of guitar textures that totally envelopes audiences. Meanwhile the rhythm section sets a relaxed groove with smooth basslines and unadorned drumming that lets the band's guitar-driven atmospherics shine. As they captivate crowds with chimerical favorites like "Shine" and "When the Sun Hits", Slowdive gives the impression that the two decades they spent apart had never passed, treating ticket buyers to a totally immersive concert experience that proves shoegaze remains as vibrant as ever.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Slowdive was formed in Reading, England in 1989 by singers/guitarists Rachel Goswell and Neil Halstead, who named the band after a song by British post-punk act Siouxsie and the Banshees. After putting together a demo tape and playing shows, the group signed to Creation Records and released a self-titled EP in 1990. The record garnered rave reviews from NME, and the band followed up in 1991 with two more EPs that further put them on the map thanks to stellar songs like "Catch the Breeze", which topped the UK indie chart. The expectations these early EPs set for their full-length debut proved hard to meet--Slowdive's 1991 debut full-length Just for a Day received mixed reviews, despite landing at No. 3 on the UK indie charts. Their 1993 sophomore effort Souvlaki fared similarly, failing to impress critics even as the band's loyal cult following continued to grow. As shoegaze's popularity was eclipsed by Britpop and American alternative rock in the mid-'90s, Slowdive called it quits following the 1995 release of their third album Pygmalian. Over the next 20 years, critics revisited the band's three albums favorably, and today their early '90s output is considered among the best of the decade. Since reuniting in early 2014 for their first major tour in nearly two decades, Slowdive has floored fans with career-spanning performances while keeping hopes alive for the possibility of a return to the studio.