first acts for inaugural Community Festival

Community 2015

Tuesday 3rd to Thursday 5th November 2015
various venues, Shoreditch and Hoxton, East London, England
prices vary depending upon event

Petite Meller, Blonde, Pretty Vicious, Vince Staples, Clean Cut Kid, RatBoy, and Hacktivist are among over 60 acts that have been announced for the inaugural Community Festival which takes place art venues in Shoreditch and Hoxton, in London's East End, from Tuesday 3rd to Thursday 5th November 2015.

Expect a line-up focused on shining a light on the cutting edge of new music, bands, DJ’s and producers with Airhead, Andrea, Anteros, April Towers, Black Peaks, Beasts, Beach Baby, Borns, Boston Manor, Brawlers, Brolin, Communions, Dreller, Damien Ike, Day Wave, Dead!, Eliot Sumner, Fews, Fort Hope, Greg Holden, George Cosby, Huntar, Inheaven, Jim Caesar, Joseph J. Jones, Jimi Charles Moody, Kopecky, KStewart, Kojey Radical, Lake Komo, Marc Pinol, Mi Amigo, Magic Gang, Matt Woods, Ngod , Otherkin, Pixx, Piano Wire, Pale Honey, Samm Henshaw, Semtex, Shvpes, SG Lewis, Sundara Karma, Sunset Sons, Skinny Girl Diet, Strange Bones, Steve, Soren Juul, The Japanese House, The Beach, Transviolet, Trash Boat, Tiggs Da Author, Verite, Vitamin, White, Will Joseph Cook, Wars, Zibra and more announced soon.

For the line-up details, day and venue splits, as available see the Community Festival line-up page.

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Ticket prices vary depending upon event. Tickets go on sale 9am Friday 18th September.

This event is organised by Festival Republic and Live Nation. Melvin Benn - Managing Director of Festival Republic said, "This is an urban, multi venue emerging talent event inspired by our love of the fact that live music just never stops getting better. But we want to present it in the Community; in the butchers and bakers and the basement offices and loft bedrooms as well as some of the more established venues of Shoreditch. It will represent the energy of our musical culture and the innovation of one of the most innovative and vibrant areas in the UK."

Jon Mcildowie – Promoter and Music Curator added, "As promoters but above all music fans we are constantly looking out for new and emerging talent. Community is an opportunity for us to share the music that we are all excited about and to introduce new artists to the public before anyone else. I’m delighted to be working with the Live Nation team to help bring the programme together."

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