SXSW List No. 9

Number nine (Wale), number nine (Miike Snow), number nine (Peaches)

Unofficial day party announcements now arriving faster than you can spell R-S-V-P, it’s easy to forget that South by Southwest Music continues making lineup announcements, including one now.

Miike Snow

This morning’s addition of 212 acts, including Swedish indie pop trio Miike Snow, “Bad” rapper Wale, porno diva Peaches, Atlanta R&B specialist Cody Chesnutt, and London’s Bonnie & Clyde, Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince – the Kills – brings the grand total to somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,900 showcasers between March 15-20.

Other notable adds include one-man industrial doom metal act Author & Punisher, Chicago rapper Taylor Bennett (brother of Chance the Rapper), Wisco stoner metal band Bongzilla, Queer scene rap favorite Dai Burger, East coast wordsmith B Dolan, nightmare rappers Ho99o9, Chicago’s New Wave punk rapper Hxlt (pronounced “Holt”), UK-Canadian electro maven Richie Hawtin, bounce diva Katey Red, and up and coming radio bait X Ambassadors.

Today’s list also throws down a fat stack of Austin artists: the Be Helds, Black Joe Lewis, Black Liquid Drop, BoomBaptist, Buhu, Casual Strangers, Christeene, Stella Cottrell, Country Cousins, Dead Earth Politics, Deep Inside, DJ Hella Yella, Gutter, Richard Henry, Hooka Hey, Jonly Bonly, Kay Odyssey, Kingdom of Suicide Lovers, Jimmy LaFave, Lil Sicc, Line Upon Line Percussion, Loteria, Al Lover, Julia Lucille, Gurf Morlix, Alex Napping, Nikes, Leslie Powell, Dylan Reece, Leo Rondeau, Signy, Tamarron, Texas Never Whispers, the Vanity, and Wolf-E-Wolf.

Yesterday, the first of SXSW’s annual free outdoor concerts at Auditorium Shores was announced. Saturday, March 19, welcomes the SXAméricas All Latino Showcase, hosting performances by Tejano/Norteño giants Intocable, local Grammy-winning Latin fusionists Grupo Fantasma, Colombia’s Afro-Caribbean/hip-hop/dance collective Systema Solar, Mexican alt-rockers División Minúscula, and DJ collective 3BallMTY (pronounced: Tribal Monterrey). Consider it tribute to the discontinued Pachanga Fest, and is open to the public with a free Guest Pass, which can be retrieved here.

Next Friday brings the final list of SXSW 2016 roster additions. Here’s the full list of today’s cut:

Akina Adderley (Austin)

Air Traffic Controller (Boston, MA.)

Jocelyn Alice (Calgary, Canada)

Angelgold (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Jor’Dan Armstrong (Baton Rouge, LA.)

Assassin “Agent Sasco” (Kintyre, Jamaica)

Author & Punisher (San Diego, Calif.)

Autolux (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Azul (Los Angeles, Calif.)

B.I.C (Bitches is Crazy) (New York, NY.)

Bas (New York, NY.)

BEA1991 (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

The Be Helds (Austin)

Taylor Bennett (Chicago, IL.)

Big Tits (Treasure Island, Calif.)

Black Cobra (San Francisco, Calif.)

Black Joe Lewis (Austin)

Black Liquid Drop (Austin)

The Blessings (Edinburgh, Scotland)

Kerry Blu (Winston Salem, NC.)

The Bolos (San Antonio)

Bongzilla (Madison, WI.)

Megan Bonnell (Toronto, Canada)

Tabi Bonney (Washington, D.C.)

BoomBaptist (Austin)

Boomscat (Washington, D.C.)

David Borne & Jason Martin ft. Kree Harrison (Nashville, TN.)

Boyfriend (New Orleans, LA.)

Break Science (Brooklyn, NY.)

Harriet Brown (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Buckshot (Brooklyn, NY.)

Buhu (Austin)

E. Calloway (Dallas)

Camera (Berlin, German)

Jazz Cartier (Toronto, Canada)

Casual Strangers (Austin)

Caveboy (Montreal, Canada)

Celadon City (Edmond, OK.)

Chemical Burn (Burbank, Calif.)

Cody Chesnutt (Atlanta, GA.)

Chill Moody (Philadelphia, PA.)

Christeene (Austin)

Chubby Knuckle Choir (Bastrop)

Stella Cottrell (Austin)

Country Cousins (Austin)

Coyote Union (Mountain Home, AR.)

Cyber69 (Vladivostok, Russia)

Dai Burger (New York, NY.)

Dead Earth Politics (Austin)

Dean (Seoul, South Korea)

Deep Inside (Austin)

Deer Vibes (San Antonio)

Distortedd (Philadelphia, PA.)

DJ Akuaa (Maryland, MD.)

DJ Cuppy (Lagos, Nigeria)

DJ Edu (London, England)

DJ Fresh (Louisville,, KY.)

DJ Hella Yella (Austin)

DJ Neptizzle (London, England)

DJ Richard (Providence, RI.)

DJ Tunez (New York, NY.)

DJ Wildparty (Yokohama, Japan)

B. Dolan (Providence, RI.)

Domonique (Brooklyn, NY.)

Dreamers (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Dreezy (Chicago, Calif.)

Dro Fe (Mission)

Ducky (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Dude York (Seattle, WA.)

Echo Wants Her Voice Back (Nicosia, Cyprus)

Eclair Fifi (Edinburgh, Scotland)

Elf Kid (London, England)

El Indio (Sacramento, Calif.)

Eureka the Butcher (El Paso)

Ezrakh (Rahway, NJ.)

Freedom Fry (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Fstz (Kansas City, KS.)

Gent & Jawns (Richmond, VA.)

Go!Zilla (Firenze, Italy)

Go Cozy (Washington, D.C.)

Golden (Chicago, IL.)

The Grahams (Nashville, TN.)

Nick Grant (Atlanta, GA.)

Gutter (Austin)

Happy Colors (Miami, FL.)

Hawley Shoffner (Chicago, IL.)

Richard Henry (Austin)

Navelle Hice (Philadelphia, PA.)

Ho99o9 (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Hooka Hey (Austin)

Humble Giants (Calgary, Canada)

Hxlt (Chicago, IL.)

Tunji Ige (Philadelphia, PA.)

Imp Queen (Chicago, IL.)

Intocable (Zapata, Mexico)

Steve James (Johnsontown, IN.)

Japanese Breakfast (Brooklyn, NY.)

Javi (San Antonio)

Jjuujjuu(Los Angeles, Calif.)

Jonly Bonly (Austin)

Jon Rambo (Houston)

The Karma Killers (Princeton, NJ.)

Kay Odyssey (Austin)

Cory Kendrix (Denver, CO.)

Keys N Krates (Toronto, Canada)

KH of Moscrill (Pittsburgh, PA.)

Kingdom of Suicide Lovers (Austin)

Kings Destroy (New York, NY.)

Maze Koroma (Portland, OR.)

L.A. Witch (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Jimmy LaFave (Austin)

La Luz (Seattle, WA.)

The Last Artful Dodgr (Los Angeles, Calif.)

The Last Bandoleros (San Antonio)

Lifted Bells (Chicago, IL.)

Lil Sicc (Austin)

Line Upon Line Percussion (Austin)

Lipstick Gypsy (Martha’s Vineyard, MA.)

Lo-Pan (Columbus, OH.)

Loamlands (Durham, NC.)

Loteria (Austin)

Al Lover (Austin)

Lower Dens (Baltimore, MD.)

Julia Lucille (Austin)

LunchMoney Lewis (Miami, FL.)

Lyric Le’Velle (Fort Worth)

Mala Vidal (Barcelona, Spain)

Mainland (New York, NY.)

Mannywellz (Washington, D.C.)

Masego (Newport News, VA.)

Mathias Tropixxx & the Borrowers (Washington, D.C.)

Matrixxman (San Francisco, Calif.)

Curtis Mayz (Dallas)

Michael Rault (Montreal, Canada)

Miike Snow (Stockholm, Sweden)

Mikey Pauker (Oakland, Calif.)

Franceleslia Millien (New York, NY.)

More to Monroe (Frederick, MD.)

Gurf Morlix (Austin)

Motel Radio (New Orleans, LA.)

Movin’ Cool (Brampton, Canada)

Muna (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Naked Giants (Seattle, WA.)

Alex Napping (Austin)

Nikes (Austin)

Nyce Lutchiano (Portland, OR.)

Omen (Chicago, IL.)

Pa’s Lam System (Yamato Shi, Japan)

Pageantry (Denton)

Parkgolf (Hokkaido, Japan)

Part Time (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Peaches (Berlin, Germany)

Phuture (Chicago, IL.)

Pookie & the Poodlez (Oakland, Calif.)

Leslie Powell (Austin)

Power Trip (Dallas)

Propain (Houston)

Folly Rae (Hemel Hempstead, England)

RC & the Gritz (Dallas)

Katey Red (New Orleans, LA.)

Redline Graffiti (Washington, D.C.)

Dylan Reece (Austin)

Rhymefest (Chicago, IL.)

Richie Hawtin (Berlin, German)

Rock (Brooklyn, NY.)

Chynna Rogers (Philadelphia, PA.)

Leo Rondeau (Austin)

Maggie Rose (Potomac, MD.)

Roxymore (Berlin, German)

Rusty Maples (Las Vegas, NV.)

Ry X (Angourie, Australia)

Sharkweek (Houston)

Shinobi Ninja (Brooklyn, NY.)

Signy (Austin)

Sir the Baptist (Chicago, IL.)

The Skins (Brooklyn, NY.)

Smif N Wessun (Brooklyn, NY.)

Rejjie Snow (Dublin, Ireland)

Sorne (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Spicoli Trillectro (Washington, D.C.)

Stokeswood (Atlanta, GA.)

Strangetowne (Amarillo)

Suicideyear (Baton Rouge, LA.)

T-Bone (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Tamarron (Austin)

Tanlines (Brooklyn, NY.)

Jimi Tents (Brooklyn, NY.)

Tesha (Tel Aviv, Israel)

Texas Never Whispers (Austin)

The Kills (London, England)

Thelma & the Sleaze (Nashville, TN.)

Tigers Are Bad for Horses (Washington, D.C.)

Towkio (Chicago, IL.)

Tru Def (Dallas)

Tum Tum (Dallas)

Turnstile (Washington, D.C.)

Two9 Jace (Atlanta, GA.)

Typical Girls (San Marcos)

The Vanity (Austin)

Visto (Washington, D.C.)

Wale (Washington, D.C.)

War Party (Fort Worth)

Martell Webster (Seattle, WA.)

The Wild Reeds (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Wolf-E-Wolf (Austin)

Jamal Woon (London, England)

Worldwide (San Antonio)

X Ambassadors (Ithaca, NY.)

Young Rapids (Washington, D.C.)

Yungxrio (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Ariel Zetina (Chicago, IL.)

Zverse (Chicago, IL.)


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