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Pitchfork Festival London Adds More Names for 2026
via Pitchfork · August 3, 2026

Pitchfork Festival London Adds More Names for 2026

Nirosta Steel, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, DIIV, Thaiboy Digital, and more join the bill

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Pitchfork Festival London has announced its second wave of artists, who will converge on the city for a week this November. Panda Bear & Sonic Boom will appear alongside the Avalanches at their Roundhouse headlining show, with a guest DJ set from Arushi Jain and more to be announced; Nirosta Steel will perform My Skyscraper at ICA; and DIIV will top the Dalston Takeover ticket alongside Mandy, Indiana, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, and Working Men’s Club. They all join a lineup led by Ear, Tortoise, Aja Monet, Los Thuthanaka, Olof Dreijer, Hania Rani, Radio Dept, Actress, and Noname. See Pitchfork London’s latest schedule below; new additions are denoted with an asterisk.

Pitchfork London takes place from November 2-8 at venues across the city. Today’s other additions are Thaiboy Digital (headlining Village Underground on November 7), Touching Ice (supporting Mgna Crrrta and Daine, whose show has been moved to Village Underground), Charlie Osborne and Ship Sket (supporting Ear), and Sarah Meth and Sex Mask (joining the Dalston Takeover)—plus Rockie Rode, Robert Lester Folsom, Star Moles, the Healing Power of Horses, Any Young Mechanic, and Sean Solomon.

Rockie Rode*The Healing Power of Horses*Any Young Mechanic*

Los Thuthanaka (In the Round)Joshua Chuquimia Crampton

Robert Lester Folsom*Star Moles*Sean Solomon*

Colin MillerTold SlantH. PruzElijah Wolf

The AvalanchesPanda Bear & Sonic Boom*Arushi Jain (DJ Set)*

60 JunoBloodsportsCootie CatcherDIIV*Flawed MangoesFloodingHiding PlacesIdeasforconversationsJordan PattersonLots of HandsMandy, IndianaMaria BCMidwifeMX LonelyPsychedelic Porn CrumpetsRobber RobberSarah Meth*Sell EverythingSex Mask*SundotsSuperfanSwapmeetTurnspitVictorylandWorking Men’s Club

NonameGeorgia Anne MuldrowCleo ReedKaicrewsade

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