Katie Crutchfield's Waxahatchee project (touring in support of a near-perfect new LP, Out in the Storm) was already a good get for Et Cultura, but the St. Pete music, film, art and interactive festival in its second year just upped the ante in a big way.
UPDATE: Day of tickets for individual Et Cultura concerts may be available based on the number of passes sold. “Every one of the venues we’re utilizing has a certain capacity, and that means we have a limited number of passes we can sell,” co-founder Lea Umberger told CL. "Those numbers will affect how many tickets — if any — EtC can sell as the individual shows approach."
Today the festival — happening November 15-19 across several venues — announced the addition of English rockers Slowdive, Jay Farrar's post-Uncle Tupelo Americana dream band Son Volt and Daptone Records darlings The Budos Band.
The announcement happened at noon, and the website has been updated with more new info including the addition of The Hip Abduction, Ought, Madaila, William Tyler and The Florida Bjorkestra.
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Here are a few photos from Et Cultura over the weekend
The festival has also released its daily lineup, which can be seen below a promo video. Another music announcement, where we'll presumably learn about more about additional headlining acts, is set for September 15.
Tickets are available for $75, and more information is available via local.cltampa.com.
Thursday, November 16 at Jannus Live
The Hip Abduction
Madaila
OPENER- TBD
Thursday, November 16 at State Theatre
Son Volt
William Tyler
OPENER- TBD
Friday, November 17 at Jannus Live
Headliner - TBD
SUPPORT - TBD
Florida Bjorkestra
Friday, November 17 at State Theatre
Waxahatchee
SUPPORT-TBD
Ought
OPENER- TBD
Friday, November 17 at Fubar
Loose Talk
+2 more bands
Saturday, November 18 at Jannus Live
Headliner - TBD
BUDOS BAND
Support- TBD
Opener- TBD
Saturday, November 18 at State Theatre
SLOWDIVE
Support- TBD
Opener- TBD
