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SXSW2016 Music 2Nd Artist List P.O. Box 685289 | Austin, Texas | 78768 T: 512.467.7979 | F: 512.451.0754 sxsw.com Press Release For Immediate Release SXSW Music - Where the Global Music Community Connects Second Round of Artists, More Panels and Music Hackathon Announced November 17, 2015 - Austin, Texas - The South by Southwest® Music Conference and Festival (SXSW®) is pleased to announce the second round of artists invited to perform, additional conference sessions and the acceptance of SXSW Music Hackathon applications. This is just a small sample of the wide array of innovative programming being presented to the attending global music community. SXSW Music’s 30th annual event takes place Tuesday, March 15 - Sunday, March 20, 2016 in Austin, Texas. The SXSW Music Conference will be presenting on-trend conference programming relying on the business acumen of notable industry insiders who are here to help creative people achieve their goals. Highlighted sessions taking place in the Austin Convention Center include: A Conversation with Dion: Rock’s Enduring Voice (Dion DiMucci + Richard Gottehrer, Chief Creative Officer, The Orchard); Shaping Brand Identity: Creating Music for Brands with Rebecca Rienks, Music Supervisor, E!; Music Content Value in a Post- Ownership Age with Daniel Glass, President/CEO Glassnote Records; The A to Z of Transparency with Darius Van Arman, Co-Owner, Secretly Group and Jagjaguwar; The Revenue Stream Roadmap for Songwriters; Nardwuar’s Video Vault with Nardwuar The Human Serviette; The New Artist Rights Grassroots Advocacy; How Five Cities Propelled Modern African Music; and The Digital Music Festival - Live streamed! Check out the latest additions to conference programming here. The SXSW Music Hackathon will return for its third year on Tuesday, March 15, 2016. For 24 hours, up-and- coming SXSW showcasing artists will join with world-class hackers, designers, programmers and industry judges to create tech innovations in the music space that will enhance live performances and interactivity with their fans. Using their programming know-how and a collection of music-tech APIs, teams will compete for big prizes. Applications to compete in the SXSW Music Hackathon can be found here: http://www.sxsw.com/music/conference/hackathon The SXSW Music Festival staff continues to curate a can’t-miss music festival experience. The second round of artists invited to perform include: Ben Abraham (Melbourne AUSTRALIA) Arkells (Hamilton CANADA) The Accidentals (Traverse City MI) AudioDamn! (Mannheim GERMANY) Afriquoi (London UK-ENGLAND) Autre Ne Veut (Brooklyn NY) Alexander Jean (Los Angeles CA) A-Wa (Tel Aviv ISRAEL) Ali aka Mind (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA) The Away Days (Istanbul TURKEY) Amber Arcades (Utrecht NETHERLANDS) Banners (Liverpool UK-ENGLAND) April Red (Taipei TAIWAN) Baskery (Stockholm SWEDEN) Ben Aqua (Austin TX) BeatKing (Houston TX) Aristophanes (Taipei TAIWAN) The Big Moon (London UK-ENGLAND) SXSW Conferences and Festivals P.O. Box 685289 | Austin, Texas | 78768 T: 512.467.7979 | F: 512.451.0754 | sxsw.com Big Ups (Brooklyn NY) Gwenno (Cardiff UK-WALES) Birthh (Florence ITALY) Hand Job Academy (Brooklyn NY) Black Fast (St Louis MO) Hard Proof (Austin TX) Blackfoot Gypsies (Nashville TN) Sara Hartman (Sag Harbor NY) Blanck Mass (Worcester UK-ENGLAND) The Heirs (Los Angeles CA) Bleached (Los Angeles CA) Hembree (Kansas City MO) Blowfly (Miami FL) Hockey Dad (Wollongong AUSTRALIA) Brothers In Law (Pesaro ITALY) Holy Oysters (Paris FRANCE) Basia Bulat (Montreal CANADA) Honne (London UK-ENGLAND) Cadillac Tramps (Orange CA) Hooton Tennis Club (Liverpool UK-ENGLAND) California X (Hadley MA) I am Dive (Sevilla SPAIN) Celestial Trax (New York NY) Sarah Jaffe (Dallas TX) The Chamanas (El Paso TX) Jay IDK (Bowie MD) Chinah (Copenhagen DENMARK) Juventud Juché (Madrid SPAIN) Citizen (Toledo OH) Kalascima (Alessano ITALY) George Clanton (Brooklyn NY) The Marcus King Band (Greenville SC) Coma (Cologne GERMANY) Kiño (Medellin COLOMBIA) Crescendo (Los Angeles CA) Korma (Seattle WA) Dead Gaze (Oxford MS) Kuroma (Athens GA) Dearly Beloved (Toronto CANADA) L.A. Takedown (Los Angeles CA) Diarrhea Planet (Nashville TN) L.E.J (Paris FRANCE) Diet Cig (New Paltz NY) Letta (Los Angeles CA) DJ Chose (Brookshire TX) Lewis Del Mar (Rockaway Beach NY) DJ Clent (Chicago IL) Liss (Aarhus DENMARK) DJ Logic (New York NY) Los Aguas Aguas (Xalapa Enríquez MEXICO) Doeman (Houston TX) Louis The Child (Chicago IL) Dressy Bessy (Denver CO) Lulacruza (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA) Drowners (New York NY) Lusts (Leicester UK-ENGLAND) The Dunwells (Leeds UK-ENGLAND) LYS (Rennes FRANCE) Ember Island (Linköping SWEDEN) Holly Macve (Brighton UK-ENGLAND) Enemies (Kilcoole IRELAND) The Main Squeeze (Chicago IL) The Everymen (Tuckerton NJ) Malcs (Columbia MD) Dana Falconberry & Medicine Bow (Austin TX) ManMan Savage (Atlanta GA) Fat Boogie (Dallas TX) Menace Beach (Leeds UK-ENGLAND) Fickle Friends (Brighton UK-ENGLAND) Mercury Rev (Catskills NY) Firekid (Muscle Shoals AL) Metal Mother (Los Angeles CA) The Franklin Electric (Montreal CANADA) MikeQ (East Orange NJ) Doug Funnie (Fort Worth TX) Miles (Dhaka BANGLADESH) Ezra Furman and The Boy-Friends (Chicago IL) Miss Garrison (Santiago CHILE) Future Blondes (Austin TX) Mitú (Bogotá COLOMBIA) G Herbo (Chicago IL) Monika (Athens GREECE) Tommy Genesis (Vancouver CANADA) Morenito De Fuego (Monterrey MEXICO) The Ghost Wolves (Austin TX) Mr. Kitty (Austin TX) Laura Gibson (Portland OR) Mueran Humanos (Berlin GERMANY) The Gills (Pensacola FL) Mura Masa (Brighton UK-ENGLAND) Colin Gilmore (Austin TX) NAAFI (Mexico City MEXICO) Girls Names (Belfast UK-N. IRELAND) Nao (London UK-ENGLAND) Gold Beach (Austin TX) Nap Eyes (Halifax CANADA) The Gooch Palms (Newcastle AUSTRALIA) Jay Nash (Hartland VT) Greys (Toronto CANADA) John Mark Nelson (Minneapolis MN) Grimm Grimm (London UK-ENGLAND) New Politics (Brooklyn NY) G.U.N. (Dallas TX) The New Regime (San Diego CA) SXSW Conferences and Festivals P.O. Box 685289 | Austin, Texas | 78768 T: 512.467.7979 | F: 512.451.0754 | sxsw.com Next Stop: Horizon (Gothenburg SWEDEN) Slothrust (Bronxville NY) Night Beats (Seattle WA) Smooth Hound Smith (Nashville TN) Night Moves (Minneapolis MN) Soda Fabric (Berlin GERMANY) Nite Fields (Brisbane AUSTRALIA) So Pitted (Seattle WA) Oberhofer (Tacoma WA) Sosamann (Houston TX) Ocellot (Barcelona SPAIN) Spain (Los Angeles CA) Oh Pep! (Melbourne AUSTRALIA) Alexis Spight (Kansas City MO) Olde Gods (Barcelona SPAIN) Spurz (Vancouver CANADA) Cullen Omori (Chicago IL) Stealing Sheep (Liverpool UK-ENGLAND) The Outfit, TX (Dallas TX) Steve'n'Seagulls (Jyväskylä FINLAND) Painted Zeros (Brooklyn NY) Tommy Stinson (Hudson NY) Patterns (San José COSTA RICA) Strange Wilds (Olympia WA) Pedrina y Río (Bogotá COLOMBIA) Superlitio (Cali COLOMBIA) Pell (New Orleans LA) Surfistas del Sistema (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA) Petite Noir (Cape Town SOUTH AFRICA) Sur Oculto (Córdoba ARGENTINA) Pinkwash (Philadelphia PA) Sweet Spirit (Austin TX) PINS (Manchester UK-ENGLAND) Tacocat (Seattle WA) Pirates Canoe (Kyoto JAPAN) Talisco (Paris FRANCE) Pixx (Chipstead UK-ENGLAND) Ninet Tayeb (Tel Aviv ISRAEL) Plattenbau (Berlin GERMANY) TEEN (Brooklyn NY) POWERS (Los Angeles CA) Tempalay (Tokyo JAPAN) PRAYERS (San Diego CA) Thee Oh Sees (Los Angeles CA) Pumarosa (London UK-ENGLAND) Thirdstory (Brooklyn NY) PWR BTTM (Brooklyn NY) Timmy Thomas & The Overtown Soul Revue Que (Atlanta GA) (Miami FL) Ramesh (Austin TX) Jonah Tolchin (Princeton NJ) Allan Rayman (Toronto CANADA) Tototomas (La Plata ARGENTINA) Red Axes (Tel Aviv ISRAEL) Traumahelikopter (Groningen NETHERLANDS) The Relatives (Dallas TX) Twin Limb (Louisville KY) The Revenge (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND) Jonathan Tyler (Dallas TX) Ritual Howls (Detroit MI) Chad Valley (Oxford UK-ENGLAND) Royal Canoe (Winnipeg CANADA) VANT (London UK-ENGLAND) RP Boo (Chicago IL) Casey Veggies (Inglewood CA) Rusangano Family (Limerick IRELAND) We Are Catchers (Liverpool UK-ENGLAND) Phoebe Ryan (Rumson NJ) Jane Weaver (Manchester UK-ENGLAND) Saint Sister (Dublin IRELAND) Weval (Amsterdam NETHERLANDS) Santa Muerte (Houston TX) White Lung (Vancouver CANADA) Satellite Stories (Oulu FINLAND) Alex Winston (Detroit MI) Sauce Twinz (Houston TX) Alicia Witt (Los Angeles CA) Savoir Adore (Brooklyn NY) WonFu (Taipei TAIWAN) September Girls (Dublin IRELAND) Matt Woods (Truro UK-ENGLAND) Sertified (Austin TX) World's Fair (Queens NY) Sevdaliza (Rotterdam NETHERLANDS) Worriers (Brooklyn NY) Sextile (Los Angeles CA) Your Friend (Lawrence KS) Sharkmuffin (Brooklyn NY) Yung (Aarhus DENMARK) Andy Shauf (Regina CANADA) Sui Zhen (Brunswick East AUSTRALIA) Sinistarr (Detroit MI) zZz (Amsterdam NETHERLANDS) (This list is subject to change. This is only a portion of the artists that will be performing at the SXSW Music Festival. More performers will be announced at a later date.) SXSW Conferences and Festivals P.O. Box 685289 | Austin, Texas | 78768 T: 512.467.7979 | F: 512.451.0754 | sxsw.com For more information on the SXSW Music Festival, please go here. SXSW offers a number of ways to listen to newly announced showcasing artists. Stream SXSWfm, the official online radio channel of SXSW on http://player.sxswfm.com and follow the Official SXSW Music 2016 Round Two Playlist on Spotify. The South by Southwest Music Conference and Festival is a six-day event held every March in Austin, Texas. The conference offers unmatched access to ideas and global viewpoints on an increasingly borderless industry. It aims to educate and inspire musicians and professionals alike, with sessions attended by over 30,000
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