- Brian Jenkins Photography
- Waking Windows
Brace yourselves:
Waking Windows has just announced its initial 2018 lineup. The three-day music festival in downtown Winooski runs Friday through Sunday, May 4 through 6, and features over 150 bands, artists, comedians and DJs. The first wave of confirmed acts is just as dynamite as you'd expect.
- Courtesy of Waking Windows
- Waking Windows 2018 lineup
Taking the headlining spots are Chicago rapper
Noname and Providence-based rock band
Deer Tick.
- Courtesy of Noname
- Noname
Also included in the top tier are indie-rock bands
Palm,
Bully, the
Districts,
Ohmme and
Hoops, plus locals
Rough Francis.
An eclectic lot of singer-songwriters —
Steve Gunn,
Bedouine,
Lief Vollebekk and Vermont's own
Anaïs Mitchell — also receive high billing.
- Courtesy of Steve Gunn
- Steve Gunn
Sammus and
Jaw Gems are the only other hip-hop acts given premier billing. Over in the pop/electronic sphere,
Braids,
Anna Wise and the
APX are among the prime acts announced.
- Courtesy of the APX
- The APX
And that's just the headliners. Rounding out the initial lineup are a bajillion other bands, most of whom are local. We can expect more artists — both local and nonlocal — to be added in the coming weeks and months.
We'll take a deeper dive into the current list in next week's edition of
Soundbites. In the meantime, feast your ears on this sumptuous Spotify playlist featuring this year's headliners.
Tickets for Waking Windows Winooski are on sale now. Visit
wakingwindows.com for more information.
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