2000trees Festival announce ‘2000screens’ livestream
2000trees Festival have announced a special livestream!
Titled 2000screens, the livestreaming event from the independent festival comes as as the usual festival is cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The livestreaming event will take place from Thursday 9th – 11th July. There will be live music, interviews, hosting from the Sappenin’ podcast crew, a look back at 2000trees through the ages and an extremely exciting new way to be part of the Trees community – all on the festival’s Facebook and Instagram pages.
Speaking about the livestream event, festival organiser James Scarlett says, “obviously we’re gutted that there won’t be a 2000trees this summer, but I can promise you that this is the next best thing. We’ve got loads of amazing exclusive content and I’m particularly excited by the live sets from JIMMY EAT WORLD and JAMIE LENMAN. Honestly they have to be seen to be believed! There is also an interview between some of the organisers and Sappenin podcast – make sure you tune in for loads of reminiscing and never before told stories plus a couple of line up hints for 2021.”
Whilst set times are yet to be revealed, we can bring you the full list of bands set to perform across the virtual festival weekend:
AIRWAYS, AJJ, AREA 11, BEACH SLANG, BENT KNEE, BLACK FUTURES, CALVA LOUISE, CANCER BATS, COURAGE MY LOVE, CREATURE, CULTDREAMS, DELAIRE THE LIAR, DINOSAUR PILE-UP, ENTER SHIKARI, FALSE ADVERTISING, FATHERSON, GAZ BROOKFIELD, HAGGARD CAT, HALFLIVES, HOLDING ABSENCE, JAMIE LENMAN, LEECHED, LIZZY FARRALL, MARISA AND THE MOTHS, MILK TEETH, NERVUS, NON CANON, NOVACUB, ORCHARDS, OXYGEN THIEF, PHOXJAW, PRESS TO MECO, QUEEN KWONG, REWS, SAINT AGNES, STATIC DRESS, STRANGE BONES, THE DIRTY NIL, THE HARA, THE LAFONTAINES, THE SMITH STREET BAND, THE VIRGINMARYS, THE WORLD IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE & I AM NO LONGER AFRAID TO DIE, THRICE, THRILL COLLINS, VUKOVI, WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS.
For more information on 2000trees Festival like their official page on Facebook.
