Adding to the Canadian music festival calendar, AIM Festival is set to descend on Montreal's Parc Carillon from June 26 to 28, and organizers have just unveiled the lineup.
Jamie xx, Four Tet, Tiga and the Martinez Brothers will headline the event. Also on the bill are Kerri Chandler, Martin Buttrich, Pleasurekraft, Kevin Saunderson, Paranoid London, Pachanga Boys, Wolf+Lamb, Isolée, Pig&Dan, Guy J, Three, Edu Imbernon, Alexi Delano, Chaim, Axel Boman, Paolo Rocco, Bedouin, Forrest, Eekkoo, Tesla Boy, Nature of Music, Dreems, Auntie Flo and Thomash.
Local talent will also be getting a chance to shine, with Montreal acts on board for the fest including Lost Heroes, Pat Boogie, Thomas Von Party, Mightykat, Jay London, Nathan Burns & Soundshaper, Shash'u, Cri, Shaydakiss, Joubin, Pfreud, Nymra & Sofisticated, Ohm Hourani, Mike Larry, Green & Lateez, Adam Husa, Jalil, Alicia Hush, Head Nodders and Electro-Acrylique.
In addition to the extensive lineup, the festival boasts an impressive 32 hours of continuous music across three stages. After Friday sets that wrap up at 11 p.m., the performances will start up again at 10 a.m. on Saturday and run straight through until Sunday at 6 p.m.
Full festival information, including ticket options, can be found over here. Below, check out AIM Festival's official lineup announcement video.
Jamie xx, Four Tet, Tiga and the Martinez Brothers will headline the event. Also on the bill are Kerri Chandler, Martin Buttrich, Pleasurekraft, Kevin Saunderson, Paranoid London, Pachanga Boys, Wolf+Lamb, Isolée, Pig&Dan, Guy J, Three, Edu Imbernon, Alexi Delano, Chaim, Axel Boman, Paolo Rocco, Bedouin, Forrest, Eekkoo, Tesla Boy, Nature of Music, Dreems, Auntie Flo and Thomash.
Local talent will also be getting a chance to shine, with Montreal acts on board for the fest including Lost Heroes, Pat Boogie, Thomas Von Party, Mightykat, Jay London, Nathan Burns & Soundshaper, Shash'u, Cri, Shaydakiss, Joubin, Pfreud, Nymra & Sofisticated, Ohm Hourani, Mike Larry, Green & Lateez, Adam Husa, Jalil, Alicia Hush, Head Nodders and Electro-Acrylique.
In addition to the extensive lineup, the festival boasts an impressive 32 hours of continuous music across three stages. After Friday sets that wrap up at 11 p.m., the performances will start up again at 10 a.m. on Saturday and run straight through until Sunday at 6 p.m.
Full festival information, including ticket options, can be found over here. Below, check out AIM Festival's official lineup announcement video.
MONTREAL AIM 2015 LINE UP from Montreal AIM Festival on Vimeo.
