Frightened Rabbit, AJ Tracey, Vant, & Rationale & loads more for Live At Leeds 2017

Live At Leeds 2017

Saturday 29th April 2017
various venues, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 3AD, England MAP
£32.50

Daily capacity: 12,000

Live At Leeds, which takes place on Saturday 29th April 2017 at various venues in Leeds have announced 70 new acts.

Top of the new names are Frightened Rabbit, AJ Tracey, Vant, Rationale, Seafret, Johnny Lloyd, Childhood, Liv Dawson, Ekkah, and Dead Pretties.

Commenting on their appearance at the festival Grant Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit says: "We can't wait to come back to Live At Leeds. It's been a favourite city of ours since we started touring and have great memories of places like The Brudenell and The Faversham so we're really looking forward to it. See you there and probably in the dry dock afterwards for a dance!!"

There's also Airways, Alex Francis, Amber Arcades, Annabel Allum, Arc, Carmody, Casy Lowry, Croox, Dead!, Dusk, Fletcher Jackson, Francobollo, Gang of Youths, Geowulf, Her, Jagara, Jakl, Jellyskin, Jerry Williams, Joe Fox, Joel Baker, Jordan Max, Joy Room, Kell, Leo Stannard, Little Hours, Lisbon, Mosa Wild, Moses, Nocturn, October Drift, OUTLYA, Piles Of Clothes, Pixey, Plaza, RedFaces, Roe Green, Rory Butler, Saint PHNX, Sam Brookes, Sam Wilde, Scarlet, Shadowlark, Shy Luv, Siv Jakobsen, Sivu, Slang, Sonny, Strong Asian Mothers, Tender Central, The Academic, The Age of LUNA, The Wandering Hearts, Tom Hickox, Weirds, Wuzi , Wyvern Lingo, Yonaka, Young Native, and Zach Said.

They join the previously confirmed acts which include Rag n Bone Man, Nothing But Thieves, DMA's, Honeyblood, The Hunna, Temples, Slaves, Wild Beasts, White Lies, Jagwar Ma, The Pigeon Detectives, Teleman, Jaws, Let's Eat Grandma, Black Honey, The Big Moon, The Amazons, Superfood, The Magic Gang, Bad Sounds, Freak, Nilufer Yanya, Flamingods, and more. See the line-up page for the full details.

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Tickets are priced at £32.50 plus booking fee. It gives entry to each of the participating venues, as individual venue capacities permit.

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