Victorious Festival Unveils Fresh Star Line-Up for 2016
Get ready, Portsmouth! Victorious Festival just dropped a sizzling batch of new acts set to rock your Bank Holiday weekend.
Annie Mac Hits the Castle Stage
Radio 1 legend and global DJ star Annie Mac is joining the party at Victorious Festival’s Castle Stage. Known for dazzling stadiums and super clubs worldwide, Annie’s bringing her world-renowned beats straight to the South Coast. Expect a set packed with cutting-edge tunes and top-tier energy.
Public Service Broadcasting Returns
Fans rejoice as Victorious Festival favourites Public Service Broadcasting make a much-anticipated comeback. The corduroy-clad brainchild of J. Willgoose Esq, their debut album Inform-Educate-Entertain stunned critics from The Guardian to The Independent. Their unique mix of vintage public information film samples with live drums, guitar, banjo and electronics promises a spell-binding Sunday show you can’t miss.
Wretch 32 Brings Hip Hop & Grime Fire
Hip Hop and Grime fans are in for a treat with Wretch 32 taking to the Victorious stage. Bursting onto the scene with his 2011 album Black and White, featuring Ed Sheeran, Etta Bond and Example, Wretch’s hits like “Traktor” and chart-topper “Don’t Go” have made him a household name. Adidas and Coca-Cola even backed him as a face of the 2012 Olympics. Expect crowd-pleasing rhymes and grime vibes.
Fresh Faces to Watch: DMA’s, Eliza & The Bear, Luke Sital-Singh
- DMA’s: Hailing from Australia, this Britpop-inspired trio channels the spirit of Stone Roses with their infectious charm.
- Eliza & The Bear: London’s indie rockers will deliver guitar-driven indie-folk hooks and uplifting vocals that captivate every crowd.
- Luke Sital-Singh: The ‘New Band of The Day’ by The Guardian, Luke’s heartfelt melodies and soothing voice are set to win hearts.
With this unbeatable lineup, Victorious Festival 2016 just raised the bar. Bank Holiday weekend, prepare to be blown away!
