Tickets still available for shows by Aurora and many other upcoming bands
The Bushstock festival, staged at venues across Shepherds Bush, is back on Saturday, 23 June from midday till midnight.
Norwegian singer Aurora is the headline act at this year’s festival and other names confirmed for the annual celebration of indie music include Peace, Flyte, Haus, Aquilo and Billie Marten.
Curated by the indie label Communion, festival spaces in the past have popped up all over the place – in churches, hotels, social clubs and courtyards, at Bush Hall and at bars around Shepherds Bush Green and along Uxbridge Road.
This year's venues are:
THE COURTYARD (AT K WEST HOTEL), Richmond Way, W14 0AX
THE SINDERCOMBE SOCIAL, 2 Goldhawk Rd, W12 8QD
DEFECTOR’S WELD, 170 Uxbridge Road, W12 8AA
THE LIBRARY (AT BUSH THEATRE), 7 Uxbridge Rd, W12 8LJ
ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, Coverdale Road, W12 8JJ
BUSH HALL, 310 Uxbridge Road, W12 7LJ
ALBERTINE WINE BAR, 1 Wood Lane, W12 7DP
This is the eighth staging of Bushstock, with around 30 up-and-coming bands expected to take part, each playing a pick of their latest numbers in slots ranging from half an hour to an hour.
On Saturday 23 June, between midday and midnight, the other acts will include Abi Ocia, Adam French, Another Sky, Freya Ridings, Maisie Peters, Matt Woods, Stereo Honey, The Beach, FEET, Grace Carter, Hollow Coves, Ida Mae, Joel Baker, King No One, Lily Moore, Night Flight, Sam Fender and TORS.
Aurora, who has been writing songs since she was nine (she’s now 21), recently sold out a show at London’s Hoxton Hall, and is enthusiastic about being part of the Bushstock line-up. "It’s going to be intimate and lovely," she says. "We’ll all become one beautiful organism. I’m looking forward to it."
Tickets, priced £35 plus £3.50 booking fee) are on sale here.
June 21, 2018
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