Waves Vienna
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The Waves Vienna – Music Festival & Conference is a yearly international showcase festival for pop music in Vienna, Austria. The lineup is mainly focused on alternative and indie music. The festival takes place in a series of music venues in Vienna, such as the , Flex, and .
Waves Vienna 2011[]
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Artists: Agent Cooper (AT), (AT), Andrew Hung (GB), Andrew Weatherall (GB, abgesagt), Brasstronaut (CA), (AT), Black Shampoo (AT), British Sea Power (GB), (AT), (AT), (DE), (AT), (AT), Dikta (IS), (DE), Emily Barker (US), Ewert and the Two Dragons (EE), Figurines (DK), Film (GR), (GB), (US), Instrumenti (LV), Is Tropical (GB), (PL), Jamie Woon (GB), (CZ), (AT), (AT), (DK), Killed by 9V Batteries (AT), Kreatiivmootor (EE), (PL), Little Scream (CA), Longital (SK), M185 (AT), (AT), (AT), (RS), Photek (GB), (SK), Resorts (CA), Retro Stefson (IS), Rubik (FI), (AT), School is Cool (BE), (CH), Sin Fang (IS), (HU), Svavar Knútur (IS), (AT), (CZ), (AT), The Duke Spirit (GB), (SK), Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (GB, abgesagt), (DE), When Saints Go Machine (DK), WhoMadeWho (DK), (AT), (PL), Zola Jesus (US)[1]
Jana Vébrová (Zelt im Prater 2011)
Zola Jesus (Flex 2011)
Retro Stefson (Badeschiff 2011)
SAEDI (Projektraum Viktor Bucher 2011)
Waves Vienna 2012[]
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Artists: (F), Absynthe Minded (BE), Addison Groove (UK), (CH), (RO), Agent Side Grinder (S), (DE), The Bianca Story (CH), Birgit Bidder (S), (SK), (F), (DK), & (AT), Bunny Lake (AT), Sera Cahoone (US), (CZ), (F), (F), (BG), Dillon (BR/DE), (AT), (AT), (RU), (F), (AT), (AT), (DE), (AT), (AT), (FO), Ghostpoet (UK), Gold Panda (UK), (SK), Gravenhurst (UK), (UK), (DE), HVOB (AT), (LU), (F), (PL), Kavinsky (F), (AT), (S), -- (AT), (AT), (LT), Me and My Drummer (DE), (F), (AT), (AT), (PL), MKID (AT), (AT), (F), (RU), (FI), (AT), (DK), Nova Heart (CN), Novika and Lex (PL), (FO), Őszibarack (PL), Pantha du Prince (DE), Violetta Parisini (AT), (PL), The Pharmacy (US), (F), (DE), (PL), (CZ), (DK), (NL), The Raw Men Empire (IL), (UK), Lucy Rose (UK), Rue Royale (UK), Rustie (UK), (FO), (DE), (AT), (PL), The Soundtrack of Our Lives (S), (AT), (F), (NO), (ES), (LU), (US), (DE), Team Me (NO), (DE) & (AT), (AT), (BE), Toy (UK), (US), Twilite (PL), (DE), (DE), Vinnie Who (DK), The Wave Pictures (UK), The Wedding Present (UK), (AT), (DE/CND) und (HR)[2]
Nive Nielsen and The Deer Children (Fluc 2012)
Toy (Flex 2012)
Dillon (Odeon 2012)
eloui (Odeon 2012)
Waves Vienna 2013[]
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The third Waves Festival took place from October 3rd to 6th. This years guest countries were Slovenia and Belgium. 2013 marked the first year for Waves Bratislava which was held parallel to Waves Vienna.[3]
Waves Vienna[]
Acts
Artur8 (PL), Ash My Love (AT), CSS (BR), Electric Soft Parade (UK), Farewell Dear Ghost (AT), Go! Go! Gorillo (AT), Hurricane Dean (DE), Frida Hyvönen (SE), Julian & der Fux (AT), Kreisky (AT), Yuri Landman Ensemble (NL), Lovely Quinces (HR), Touristen Tempo (AT), Wandl (AT), A.G.Trio (at), Amatorski (be), Kari Amirian (PL), Anika (de), Au Revoir Simone (us), The Beth Edges (at), Marla Blumenblatt (de), BRNS (be), Charli XCX (uk), Cid Rim (at), The Clonious (at), Cold Mailman (no), Compuphonic (be), Crunch 22 (il), Dans Dans (be), Deadnote Danse (at), Lenka Dusilova (cz), The End Band (at), Ernesty International (at), Exclusive (de), Fijuka (at), Filou (at), Float Fall (be), Flying Horseman (be), Fuckhead (at), The GFs (cz), Ghost Capsules (at), Girls In Hawaii (be), Ian Green (si), Grimus (ro), Hella Comet (at), I-Wolf & The Chainreactions (at), Illute (de), It’s Everyone Else (si), Japanther (us), Alise Joste (lv), Kabul Dreams (af), Kate Boy (se), Kieslowski (cz), Kill Kenny (si), Kingsfoil (us), Kristoffer & The Harbourheads (se), Krystal Klear (uk), Leure (au), Milk Drinkers (si), Mmoths (i.e.), Mozes & The Firstborn (nl), Múm (is), My Heart Belongs To Cecilia Winter (ch), Napravi Mi Dete (si), New Wave Syria (si), Nowhere Train (at), Oscar and the Wolf (be), The Ringo Jets (tr), Say Yes Dog (lu), Sex On The Beach (at), Skream (uk), Slut (de), Sohn (uk), Soldout (be), Trains Of Thoughts (at), The Touch (se), The Toronto Drug Bust (si), Velvet Two Stripes (ch), Mika Vember (at), Vortex Rex (at), Werefox (si)[4]
Waves Vienna 2016[]
The 6th edition of Waves Vienna took place from September 29th to October 1st. For the first time the festival was held in and around the cultural center WUK. The motto of this years Waves Conference was "Collaborate. Communicate. Connect." and featured panel guests such as Scott Cohen (The Orchard), Conchita Wurst, Andras Berta (Sziget), Electric Indigo, Robert Glashüttner (FM4), Ineke Daans (PIAS), Lukas Hasitschka (Wanda), Marie Heimer (Spotify), Peter Hörburger (Spielboden) and Trishes amongst others.
Acts
A Life, A Song, A Cigarette (AT), Affe Maria (DE), Alex The Flipper (AT), Anne-Marie (UK), Anthony Mills und Clefco (SE/AT), Autonomics (US), Avec (AT), B.Visible (AT), Black Honey (UK), Black Lotus Experiment (AT), Blockflöte des Todes (DE), Buenoventura (AT), Cid Rim (AT), DJ Invincible (CH), DJ Moe (AT), DJ Ruff (NL), Eloui (CH/AT), Elsa Tootsie and the Mini Band (AT), Ephemerals (UK), Finley Quaye (UK), FLUT (AT), GelbGut (AT), Gemma Ray (UK), Girls Names (UK), Giuseppe Leonardi (AT), Glass Museum (BE), Golf (DE), Hannah Epperson (CA), Hans (AT), Haze'evot (IL), Hella Comet (AT), Holy Fuck (CA), HΔNNΔ (AT), Indigorado (NO/SE), Jardier (SI), Jarus & Jumbie (AT), Jay Cooper (AT/UK), Jimi Tenor (FI), Jonathan Bestley (UK), Juicy Gay (DE), Kafka Tamura (DE/UK), Karmakoma (SI), Kevin Etheridge (AT), Klaus Johann Grobe (CH), Klischée (CH), Kriget (SE), Langtunes (IR), Lausch (AT), Leitstrahl (DJ) (AT), LFNT (IL), Lola Marsh (IL), M.P. (AT), Matt Boroff (AT/DE/US), Matt Gresham (AU), Mavi Phoenix (AT), Milk+ (AT), Molly (Band) (AT), Molto Loud (KZ), Monophobe (AT), Monsterheart (AT), Mosch (AT), Mule & Man (CH), NOËP (EE), Norma Jean Martine (US), Oligarkh (RU), Ori (IL/DE), Parasol Caravan (AT), Pola Rise (PL), Powernerd (AT), Resisters (AT), Ritornell und Mimu (AT), Rival Kings (CH), Robb (AT/US), Sarah Ferri (BE), Satellites (US), Seraphim (AT), Smerz (DK), Soulitaire (AT), Stabil Elite (DE), Superpoze (FR), Svper (ES), The Canyon Observer (SI), The Crispies (AT), The Ills (SK), The Souls (CH), Totemo (IL), Vimes (DE), WÆLDER (AT/DE), Warhaus (BE), We Are Scientists (US)[5]
References[]
- ^ "Archive". WAVES FESTIVAL. Retrieved 2021-01-14.
- ^ "Archive". WAVES FESTIVAL. Retrieved 2021-01-14.
- ^ "Waves Vienna Is Here!". Austrian Music Export (in American English). 2013-10-03. Retrieved 2021-01-14.
- ^ "Archive". WAVES FESTIVAL. Retrieved 2021-01-14.
- ^ "Archive". WAVES FESTIVAL. Retrieved 2021-01-15.
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