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First wave of artists announced for Brighton’s new ‘Homegrown Festival’

by Nick Linazasoro
Friday 8 Mar, 2024 at 4:12PM
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First wave of artists announced for Brighton’s new ‘Homegrown Festival’

The first wave of artists for the brand new ‘Homegrown Festival’ has been announced today, including 2024’s headliners, The Wytches, as well as a whole host of other amazing Brighton artists.

A limited amount of £10 early bird tickets are on sale right now via the new website, get them whilst you can! Visit www.homegrownbrighton.co.uk.

Up until now, Brighton hasn’t had a Multi Venue Festival that celebrates JUST the local scene, but now from today that’s about to change.

The ‘Homegrown Festival’ has successfully come together via a small group of local venues who set up Music Venues Alliance Brighton. The group was formed to help all the Grassroots Music Venues (GMV’s) in the City deal with the unique issues that they face as Live Music Spaces. Music Venues Alliance Brighton (MVAB) has been able to help a number of GMVs fight off planning applications, by offering advice and support with contacting the right people quickly and helping to mount campaigns. This has certainly been really helpful with all the venues working together and benefitting from the results.

This was all made possible with a small amount of funding from Brighton & Hove City Council.

The funding has also allowed MVAB to create ‘Homegrown’ so that they can REALLY showcase how GMVs and bands work together to create the vibrant and healthy scene that we are lucky to have here in Brighton.

MVAB also secured some extra funding from Music Venue Trust who have been an enormous help to all of the venues. The service they offer to GMVs is invaluable. It’s also their 10 year anniversary, so all the more reason to put on an awesome event celebrating what we all love and fight for on a daily basis.

There are also shout outs to some top notch local legends who have come onboard as sponsors in order to help ‘Homegrown’ get off the ground. Huge thanks goes out to Abyss Brewing, Small Pond and Conch Clothing for their involvement. MVAB would also like to offer a massive thanks to Fatsoma who built the ‘Homegrown’ website in days, so that they could sell the tickets through one place.

Let the fun begin!!

The 6 venues hosting the ‘Homegrown’ festival (pics Nick Linazasoro, except top right pic Jack Alexander)

The First Wave of artists for ‘Homegrown’ are as follows:
Canned Pineapple
Complete Snake
Currls
ElliS-D
Frank & Beans
Flip Top Head
Glasshouse Red Spider Mite
h_ngm_n
Harper
How Long You Been Driving
Hypsoline
Ladylike
Maximilian
Moon Idle
Nierra Creek
Opal Mag
Rainy Day Cafe
Soft Top
Van Zon
Vascha
Wimp
Woody Green


www.homegrownbrighton.co.uk

‘Homegrown’ festival line-up so far

 

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