Pitchfork London Unveils Star-Studded 2024 Lineup: The Avalanches, Noname, and More Descend on the Capital

Just a week after Pitchfork Festival Paris teased its initial artist roster, Pitchfork Music London has responded with a truly stacked bill, solidifying its reputation as a must-attend event on the global music calendar.

The festival, running from November 2-8, will transform various key London venues into hubs of musical exploration. Enthusiasts can anticipate a meticulously curated experience spanning genres and generations.

Leading the charge are a host of revered acts. Australian sample maestros The Avalanches are set to deliver a memorable performance, while Chicago's own Noname will mark a special milestone, celebrating a decade of her critically lauded debut mixtape, Telefone.

Joining them are instrumental post-rock titans Tortoise, the enigmatic electronic soundscapes of Actress, the poetic brilliance of Aja Monet, and the hypnotic live performances of Hania Rani. Also gracing the stage will be The Radio Dept, Olof Dreijer (of The Knife), and the experimental Ear and Los Thuthanaka.

The festival's depth continues with an impressive underbill featuring the ambient soundscapes of Ana Roxanne, the raw guitar artistry of Bill Orcutt, the soulful expressions of Keiyaa, the genre-bending talent of Georgia Anne Muldrow, and the sharp beats of Fauzia.

A highlight for many will be the Dalston Takeover on Saturday, November 7. This multi-venue event will showcase a vibrant array of emerging and established talent, including the psychedelic rock of Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and the industrial post-punk of Mandy, Indiana, among many others.

Tickets for Pitchfork Music London go on sale Friday, June 12, at 10 a.m. British Summer Time. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in a week of groundbreaking music.

Here’s a day-by-day breakdown of the announced schedule:

Monday, November 2 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

• Horse Jumper of Love
• Jawdropped
• Hammok

Tuesday, November 3 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

• Greg Mendez
• Asher White
• villagerrr

Tuesday, November 3 at KOKO

• The Radio Dept
• Ana Roxanne
• A Good Year

Wednesday, November 4 at Hackney Empire

• Jacob Alon

• Paulie Swan

Wednesday, November 4 at Hackney Church

• Tortoise
• Bill Orcutt
• Dagmar Zuniga

Wednesday, November 4 at KOKO

• Aja Monet
• Keiyaa
• Momoko Gill

Wednesday, November 4 at OSLO

• MGNA Crrrta
• Daine

Wednesday, November 4 at EartH Hall

• Los Thuthanaka (In The Round)
• Joshua Chuquimia Crampton

Thursday, November 5 at The Cause

• Ear

Thursday, November 5 at Village Underground

• Lido Pimienta
• Amore
• Ms Ray

Thursday, November 5 at EartH Theatre

• Actress
• KMRU
• Joy Guidry

Thursday, November 5 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects x Mtn Laurel Recording Co)

• Colin Miller
• Told Slant
• H. Pruz
• Elijah Wolf

Friday, November 6 at ICA

• Olof Dreijer
• Fauzia
• Cutouts

Friday, November 6 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

• Kiwi Jr.
• Alien Boy
• Bleary Eyed

Friday, November 6 at Roundhouse

• The Avalanches & Friends

Saturday, November 7 - Dalston Takeover (A–Z)

• 60 juno
• Bloodsports
• Cootie Catcher
• Flawed Mangoes
• Flooding
• Hiding Places
• Ideasforconversations
• Jordan Patterson
• Lots of Hands
• Mandy, Indiana
• Maria BC
• Midwife
• MX Lonely
• Psychedelic Porn Crumpets
• Robber Robber
• Sell Everything
• Sundots
• Superfan
• Swapmeet
• TURNSPIT
• Victoryland
• Working Men’s Club

Saturday, November 7 at Roundhouse

• Noname
• Georgia Anne Muldrow
• Cleo Reed
• Kaicrewsade

Sunday, November 8 at Royal Festival Hall

• Hania Rani
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