NEWS: SappyFest 7: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere New line-up additions! New website! New promo video!
SappyFest 7: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
SappyFest is excited to announce the addition of Eternal Summers, Each Other, Wet Denim, Alex Durlak, and Light Fires to the 2012 line-up. The festival has also released a promo video for this year's festival (https://vimeo.com/43068814) and launched a new website (http://sappyfest.com/).
In
addition to the fabulous musical performances, there is a delicate
menagerie of other activities to participate in, including: City Mail, Sappy Times, Zine Fair, Street Market, The Talking Exploding Diamond Talk Show, Universal Dawn, Kids Corner Power Jam, Candlepin Bowling, and Cumberland County Softball. There are special projects by Daniel Barrow, Christine Swintak & Don Miller, Andrew Maize, Jon Claytor, Leanne Zacharius, and Cat Pontoon. Also, expect elocutionary happenings from Ian Roy, Misha Bower, Eric Hill, Vish Khanna, Sean Michaels, Adam O'Reilly, Mitchell Wiebe, and more.
The complete line-up of musical performers at SappyFest 7 is:
Alex Durlak, Andre Ethier, Astral Gunk, B.A. Johnston, Baby Eagle & The Proud Mothers, Bad Vibrations, Banded Stilts, Bruce Peninsula, Bry Webb, Caged Animals, Calvin Johnson, Canailles, Christine Fellows, Cold Specks, Cold Warps, Cousins, Del Bel, Deloro, Dog Day, Duzheknew, Each Other, Eamon McGrath, Eternal Summers, Nick Ferrio & His Feelings, Fiver, Frederick Squire & Katherine Maki, Fucked Up, Hey Mother Death, Josephine Foster, Julie Doiron, Katie & The Lichen, Light Fires, Man Forever, Marine Dreams, METZ, Michael Hurley, Mike O'Brien, Mike O'Neill, Mouthbreathers, The M usic Tapes, Nap Eyes, Oneida, Ponctuation, Slo wdance, Snailhouse, Southern Shores, Steamboat, The Blow, The Pining, Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra, Timber Timbre, Tomboyfriend, Wet Denim, YAMANTAKA // SONIC TITAN, Yellow Teeth
In just
six years, SappyFest has emerged as one of the most exciting
and acclaimed independent music festivals in Canada. Run by artists for
artists, SappyFest has developed its fanbase and reputation
through innovative programming that focuses on creativity and
community. The festival’s uniqueness lies in combining the atmosphere of
a folk festival, with an eclectic, contemporary lineup, set against the
backdrop of Sackville’s historic downtown. The main stage is presented
in the centre of town on the core commercial street, with smaller
adjacent venues including an outdoor bandstand, art deco theatre, turn
of the century church, Royal Canadian Legion, and a haunted roadhouse,
all within walking distance. For three days at the height of summer,
this picturesque little maritime town comes alive with a diverse
program of independent music complemented by visual art, contemporary
dance, readings, a small press fair, screenings, and street market.
Passes are available online now at www.ticketpro.ca. They are also available at any Ticketpro outlet, or in Sackville at Thunder & Lightning Ltd. (6 Ford Lane, Sackville, NB).
For more information on SappyFest, visit: http:// sappyfest.com/
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