PITCHFORK MUSIC FESTIVAL PARIS announce The 1975 as Saturday headliner! Tickets on sale nowOFFICIAL PRESS RELEASENEWS PROVIDED BY Stereo Sanctity PITCHFORK PARIS Today Pitchfork Music Festival Paris has announced that The 1975 will be their final headline act for the ninth edition of the festival, which will run from Oct 31st to November 2nd, 2019 at Le Grande Halle de la Villette. The Manchester four-piece are one of the UK's biggest pop success stories of recent years, having seen unprecedented success across the globe. They will top a Saturday night line up of unadulterated pop gold, joining Charli XCX, 2manydjs (djset), Aurora and more for a true party atmosphere.
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Before Saturday night's celebration of pop music, Halloween night will see the festival kick off with some of most exciting names in grime, rap and electronic music, with South African musician and poet Zola joining Skepta, Mura Masa, Belgian rapper and producer Hamza as well as a whole host of up and coming artists, including hotly tipped British soul newcomer Celeste, London-based MC Flohio and nu-jazz band The Comet Is Coming. Friday, November 1st sees the festival take a turn for the more classic indie side of things, with Primal Scream joining headliners that already include Italio-disco-synth-pop heavy-weights Chromatics, legendary indie heart-breakers Belle and Sebastian, and the rapidly rising folk-noir of Weyes Blood. Added to the bill today is frequent Weyes Blood collaborator Drugdealer, fizzing energetic Japanese four-piece Chai, up-and-coming Brighton band Squid and Philadelphia's classic rock'n'roll re-inventors, Sheer Mag. The three-day festival will feature around 50 different artists and there will be two new stages - bringing the total now to four. La Petite Halle and the Boris Vian auditorium, located next to and inside the Grande Halle respectively, will each play host to a new stage, welcoming the future stars of tomorrow. The festival continues to set musical trends boasting its trailblazing status by inviting indie music’s new guard to take over the new concert spaces. Between concerts go to the ball pool, fairground rides or roller disco. The festival will also host an independent pop-up record store with a selection of sounds spanning today and yesteryear, carefully curated by Les Balades Sonores. The Klin d’Oeil creators market will once again be back but with a new look to boot, showcasing creative talent and artisans showing off their musically-inspired wares. Outside under the Grande Halle’s awning, our favourite Parisian restaurants will be out in fine force, as a whole host of food trucks will be passionately serving up foodie treats that are just as tasty as the music on offer. For your auditory and gustative pleasure, the Cave à Vins wine bar will be serving up the most perfect music and wine pairing. For those who like to party hard late into the night, the fun continues over at the Trabendo, which will host three after-parties of unique electro live shows and frenzied DJ sets, in partnership with Red Bull Music - details to be announced. 3 day pass 110€ > 120€ > 135€ For the latest news including festival updates and lineup announcements, follow @PitchforkParis and @PitchforkFest, and visit http://
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July 24, 2019 8:20am ET by Stereo Sanctity |