22 November 2012 - 0 Comments

Parachute Music has announced the rest of the line-up for Parachute Festival 2013, featuring the cream of the local crop as well as a few international surprises, including:

Zac Farro (ex-Paramore) - HALF NOISE

When drummer Zac Farro split from alt-rockers Paramore, he thought he’d never make music again. After a cathartic break, he gathered some friends and started jamming – what resulted was a sweeping work of indie genius; the ambient atmospheres of Sigur Ros and Bon Iver mixed with the organic rhythms of Paper Route.

http://halfnoise.us/

Other internationals joining the lineup are South African reggae outfit The Prophets, U.S gospel quartet Light of Love and Singapore Indie rockers Busco.

The rest of the second announcement includes:

[shift], A Bit Nigel, Adventure Land, Alayna Powley, Andy Sorenson, Ariel Simone, Arklow, BANGLADE$H, Ben and the Sea, Black Boy Peaches, Breathing Still, Brian Campbell, Britta Von Nest, Choirboy, Declaration AD, Denelle, East of Eden, Elliot The Bull, Everdene, Fly By Wire, Funtwo, Grace Ikenasio, Have You Seen This Boy, Jake Nauta (Playjerise), Josh Leys, Just Rhyme, Lead Us Forth, Life Worship, Limit Break Dance Crew, Luke Parker, Mali Mali, Mike McCarthy, Moorhouse, Paper Cranes, Prepared Like a Bride, Prestige Dance Crew, Pretty Hush Hush, Rhiain and the Utter Strangers, Rise From The Shadows, Robbie Lawton, Royalty Academy, RubberBand, Selahphonic, Sheryn Binks, Shooting Stars, Sound the Ocean, St Paul's, Strahan, Swarm, Talia Caradus, Te Kooti Brotherhood, The Calling of Levi, The Latest Fallout, The Response, The Right Ones, The Silver Fox Project, The Soorleys, The Voyage, Tokyo Keys, Unison, Until Autumn, Velvet Regime, Vices, Voice, Zero-T.

Parachute Festival 2013 will take place at Mystery Creek, 25-27^th January. The festival headliners include Switchfoot, Hillsong United, Newsboys, Family Force Five, Lecrae, Evermore and Oh, Sleeper.

See http://www.parachutemusic.com/ for more details and the full lineup.

Tickets from iTicket.co.nz

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