Pictish Trail and Deep Tan Among New Acts Confirmed For Long Division Festival 2022
Thursday, 31 March 2022
Written by Laura Johnson
Photo: Andrew Benge
A new wave of acts have been revealed for this year's Long Division.
The festival will return to mulitple venues across Wakefield, Manchester in June, with Sea Power and Field Music leading the line-up.
Among the new additions to the bill are Pictish Trail, deep tan, Modern Woman, Low Hummer, Rachel Sermanni, Bored at My Grandmas House, and Van Houten.
Head below to find out more.
What? A boutique festival celebrating independent and DIY culture while supporting the Wakefield grassroots scene with events, exhibitions and performances across multiple venues.
Where? Various venues, Wakefield.
When? June 11.
Who? New to the line-up are Pictish Trail, deep tan, Modern Woman, Low Hummer, Rachel Sermanni, Bored at My Grandmas House, Van Houten, Rebecca Lou, Sunflower Thieves, Komparrison, Pit Pony, VEIRA, Fuzz Lightyear, RUBY, Dilettante, Gad Whip, Teah Lewis, DeadWax, Terror Cult, Piles Of Clothes, Claudia Fenoglio, Little Planets, The Sunkissed Child, Mia Jade, Carmen McLean, Katerina Elenkova, Laura Kindelan - Music, Valley of Arches and Neeto.
They join the previously announced Sea Power, Field Music, WH Lung, The Howl and The Hum, Life, LYR, Venus Grrls, Mollie Coddled, Josephine Sillars, Team Picture, Household Dogs, Mi Mye & ODAS, and more you can check out on the poster below.
Tickets? Tickets are on sale now.
Long Division Festival Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
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