Not Dead Yet fest is set to take over Toronto this fall with its fifth annual instalment landing in town from October 22 to 25. Following last month's initial lineup reveal, organizers have added another pile of artists to the bill to help celebrate the obviously still-thriving hardcore punk community.
Bringing in some international talent, Spain's Orden Mundial have been added to the lineup, alongside the Phoenix, AZ-based Destruction Unit, Australia's Extortion and Mexican post-punks Zotz.
They join previously announced headliners like Title Fight, Power Trip, Foundation, Rixe, the Boston Strangler and No Tolerance.
The lineup so far is rounded out by: Una Bestia Incontrollable, Career Suicide, No Tolerance, Night Birds, Glue, Stick Together, Give, Aspects of War, Nervosas, Freedom, Lumpy & the Dumpers, Full of Hell, Red Death, Hounds of Hate, Angel Dust, Sickoids, No Problem, Vanity, King Nine, Ajax, Pure Disgust, VCR, Farang, Demolition, Alex G, Sadicos, Leather Daddy, Aggression Pact, Blood Pressure, Peacebreakers, Nandas, Q, Cretins, Mommy, Absolut, Malokio, CCTV, Dress Code, Protester, Face the Rail, Digital Octopus, Concealed Blade, Wild Side, Fiddlehead, Strangled, Digital Octopus, Cryogenics, I.C.E., Triage, Gaucho, Dame, Scalped, Bricklayer, Strutter, the Strap and Dilettantes.
In addition to the music, the festival will be hosting events around Toronto, including art shows, a record swap, a discussion on punk documentation with Damian Abraham and Tony Rettman, and more programming to be announced in the coming weeks.
Info on tickets and venues has yet to be announced, but you can follow the festival's Facebook page for updates.
Bringing in some international talent, Spain's Orden Mundial have been added to the lineup, alongside the Phoenix, AZ-based Destruction Unit, Australia's Extortion and Mexican post-punks Zotz.
They join previously announced headliners like Title Fight, Power Trip, Foundation, Rixe, the Boston Strangler and No Tolerance.
The lineup so far is rounded out by: Una Bestia Incontrollable, Career Suicide, No Tolerance, Night Birds, Glue, Stick Together, Give, Aspects of War, Nervosas, Freedom, Lumpy & the Dumpers, Full of Hell, Red Death, Hounds of Hate, Angel Dust, Sickoids, No Problem, Vanity, King Nine, Ajax, Pure Disgust, VCR, Farang, Demolition, Alex G, Sadicos, Leather Daddy, Aggression Pact, Blood Pressure, Peacebreakers, Nandas, Q, Cretins, Mommy, Absolut, Malokio, CCTV, Dress Code, Protester, Face the Rail, Digital Octopus, Concealed Blade, Wild Side, Fiddlehead, Strangled, Digital Octopus, Cryogenics, I.C.E., Triage, Gaucho, Dame, Scalped, Bricklayer, Strutter, the Strap and Dilettantes.
In addition to the music, the festival will be hosting events around Toronto, including art shows, a record swap, a discussion on punk documentation with Damian Abraham and Tony Rettman, and more programming to be announced in the coming weeks.
Info on tickets and venues has yet to be announced, but you can follow the festival's Facebook page for updates.
