Basilica SoundScape, the summer “antifestival” that takes place each year at Basilica Hudson, revealed a partial lineup today for this year’s show. The lineup so far includes Bing & Ruth, Blanck Mass, Emel Mathlouthi, Jlin, John Maus, Moor Mother, Priests, Protomartyr, serpentwithfeet, Thou, Yellow Eyes, and Zola Jesus.
Here’s some info about Soundscape from BasilicaHudson.org:
Basilica SoundScape, a carefully curated weekend that’s been called “the antifestival” by various publications for offering of a thoughtful mix of music, visual art, and literature, is co-curated by Brandon Stosuy (The Creative Independent), Basilica Co-Founder and Director Melissa Auf der Maur and Basilica Co-Founder Tony Stone. This year they welcome back previous BSS Creative Director Michael Renaud to handle all aspects of visual design for the event and have added the talents of a special guest curator, Jenn Pelly, editor at Pitchfork, and author of a forthcoming book on the Raincoats.
DATES/TIMES:
September 15 – 17, 2017
Beginning at 6pm on Friday and ending at 1am on Sunday
LOCATION:
Basilica Hudson
110 S. Front St.,
Hudson, NY 12534
ADMISSION:
Early Bird Weekend Pass – $60
Early Bird Weekend Pass + Camping – $110
MORE:
Additional info on Basilica Soundscape, including more acts and ticket purchases, here.
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