We have TEN MORE ARTISTS joining our stellar line up for Supersonic Festival’s 15th anniversary! @avonhausswolff @monoofjapan @quantumyob @Pigsx7#FatenKannan @daleknwk #CZN @Big_Joanie #PrisonReligion
& #AJA

You DON’T want to miss this >> https://t.co/PBp7bJdTjm pic.twitter.com/4oRugS3yyq

— supersonic festival (@supersonicfest) February 21, 2019

They join acts such as Neurosis, Godflesh, The Bug feat Moor Mother, Jerusalem in my Heart and The Body. The event will run from 19-21 of July. Further information and tickets can be obtained here.

Supersonic was first launched in 2003 originally as a one day event produced by Capsule Brum and has become one of the most celebrated arts and music festivals in the world. One of the highlights of Birmingham’s cultural calendar every year, it attracts an audience who come from everywhere.

As far as festivals that specialise in the more experimental side of music go, Supersonic is considered to be the very best, with much support from publications such as “The Quietus” and “Arts Desk” and even gaining acclaim from leading tabloids such as The Independent and The Guardian. Over the course of its fifteen year history it has been host to some incredible performances not just from musical artists but also visual art and performances that get the audience involved.