New Names Announced For ATP 2.0 Nightmare Before Christmas
Thee Oh Sees, Natalie Prass, OM and Jessica Pratt are among the latest artists added the ATP 2.0 Nightmare Before Christmas line-up.
They join Courtney Barnett, Built to Spill, Iceage, Viet Cong and many more artists playing the Jake and Dinos Chapman curated event.
ATP is pleased to announce the final round-up of artists set to play the festival at Pontins Holiday Camp in Prestatyn, North Wales 27th - 29th November 2015. The final line-up announcement sees Thee Oh Sees, Natalie Prass, Om, Jessica Pratt, Chelsea Wolfe, Pharmakon, Xylouris White, Russell Haswell, Empty Set, Extreme Precautions, Helm, Warm Soda, Avec La Soleil Sa Bouche, Föllakzoid, Warm Graves, Dead Rider, Dan Friel and Vatican Shadow added to the bill of exceptional artists already announced.
Tickets on sale now at tinyurl.com/atpnbc15tix
Curation this year comes from acclaimed, Turner Prize nominated visual artists The Chapman Brothers. Jake Chapman comments: “We are so honoured to have been asked to curate ATP again this November in Prestatyn. Ten years ago we curated the first Nightmare Before Xmas and
lost so many brain cells that it's taken a decade to replace them. It is extremely special for us be involved again."
ATP’s new site of Pontins in Prestatyn, North Wales – chosen for its easy reach for both international and UK customers – benefits from all the facilities associated with holiday camp vacations, including an indoor swimming pool, football pitch, basketball and tennis courts, a crazy golf course, go-kart track, air hockey, a large arcade games area and a beautiful sandy beachfront only a few hundred metres walk away.
The full ATP 2.0 NBC 2015 line-up is as follows:
Max Richter - performs The Blue Notebook
The Notwist - performs - Neon Golden
The Album Leaf - performs In A Safe Place
Avec Le Soleil Sortant de Sa Bouche
The original boutique festival, All Tomorrow's Parties was founded in 2001 – with Mogwai curating – in the then unusual setting of Pontins Holiday Camp, Camber Sands, UK. Since then the festival has expanded across the globe continuing to set itself apart from large scale corporate events by staying intimate and fan-focused, whilst influencing countless other festivals along the way. The holiday-camp weekenders offered something that was inimitable in a city. Some of the best weekends of ATP’s customers lives have taken place in these spaces. Places so removed from our everyday, busy, city existences. An out of season holiday-camp turned into a temporary town
of like-minded music fans.
"All Tomorrow's Parties is less a festival than a way of life" - NME
"Britain's best alternative festival" - The Guardian
“Indisputably the defining symbol of alternative sonic culture in the UK” - The Independent
“The most enjoyable festival experience of our reporter's life” – Pitchfork
