Focus Wales will return to Wrexham between April 22 and 25, dragging with it another impressive slate of bands, including Future of the Left, Slaves and Mike Joyce of the Smiths, who will deliver the keynote speech.
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Also joining the bill are Bo Ningen, Coasts, the Membranes, Sweet Baboo, Allusondrugs, Samoans, Yr Ods, //Nights//, Yucatan, Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog, Little Arrow, Doppelganger, Y Bandana, Golden Fable, Falls, Kidsmoke, Seazoo, Attention Thieves, Beasts and Black Honey, while the Pale Blue Dots, Zefur Wolves and R. Seiliog have been pencilled in to appear.
The Joy Formidable, meanwhile, will play a DJ set as part of the BBC Horizons stage, where they will be joined by Swnami and members of the Horizons 12, including Hannah Grace, Cut Ribbons, Dan Bettridge, Cold Committee, Mellt, Delyth Mclean, Violet Skies, Aled Rheon, HMS Morris and Yr Eira.
Focus Wales will take over a string of venues, with music set to be heard reverberating around Central Station, St Giles Parish Church, South, Galeri3B, SaithSeren, The Bank, Grove Park Theatre, The Royal Oak, Old No.7 Bar and many more.
Meanwhile, Culture, Alienation, Boredom and Despair, a documentary focusing on the Manic Street Preachers, will be screened at UnDegUn. Right, that should be plenty for you lot to be getting on with.
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