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Shihad and Collapsing Cities Join Homegrown 2010 Lineup

Shihad and Collapsing Cities Join Homegrown 2010 Lineup

Wednesday, 28th October 2009 12:00PM

Homegrown organisers have just confirmed the  addition of Shihad, Collapsing Cities and The Upbeats to the already bursting 2010 lineup. Shihad will headline the Rock Stage. 

There are still 3 bands to announce including the headline act for the Dub & Roots stage - here's how the line-up is looking so far...

Shihad
The Datsuns
The Feelers
Midnight Youth
The Checks
Liam Finn
The Mint Chicks
Luger Boa
Pluto
Cut Off Your Hands
Collapsing Cities
Bang Bang Eche
Motocade
Goodnight Nurse
Dane Rumble

The Black Seeds
Salmonella Dub
Katchafire
Ladi6
Opensouls
Minuit
Dick Johnson
Aural Trash
Tim Phin
Antiform
The Upbeats
Nick D
Sunshine Soundsystem
Manuel Bundy

Jim Beam Homegrown is on the Wellington Waterfront February 20th 2010, tickets are on sale now from Ticketek ($90 + booking fee).



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Total: 4 rss for Shihad and Collapsing Cities Join Homegrown 2010 Lineup
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Looking the best of the three years so far. I reckon nevernudes for the openiing slot on the indie stage
Posted by Luke - anonymous 2 years ago

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"...thats cause there are no other good NZ bands."

Wrong. So wrong.
Posted by joejoejoejoejoe 2 years ago

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...thats cause there are no other good NZ bands.
Posted by drumstar - anonymous 2 years ago

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Gosh this lineup is the same every year :-/
Posted by jamesbu - anonymous 2 years ago



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