70+ acts added to huge Leeds Festival 2023 lineup announced

Easy Life, Arlo Parks, Yard Act, Mimi Webb and more.

The announcement was made this morning.

Joining the already star-studded lineup that’s divided opinions over the last few months, the new artists will join the likes of Tyneside-favourite Sam Fender, pop megastar Billie Eilish and rock legends The Killers. Other headliners include Oxford rockers Foals, Scottish singer songwriter Lewis Capaldi and American pop band Imagine Dragons.

The new lineup features Leeds’ own Yard Act, as well as up-and-coming talent from the likes of Mimi Webb, Bakar, Arlo Parks, Tom Odell and Easy Life.

81 acts have been announced: the full list of artists is as followed:

  • Arlo Parks
  • Artemas
  • Austin Millz
  • Bakar
  • BZ
  • Caity Baser
  • Charlie Tee
  • Clavish
  • COIN
  • D Double E
  • DJ Target
  • Dylan John Thomas
  • Easy Life
  • Ekkstacy
  • English Teacher
  • Ethel Cain
  • Finn Foxell
  • Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
  • Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn
  • Friction
  • Games We Play
  • Giant Rooks
  • Girls Don’t Sync
  • Graphic Nature
  • Gryffin
  • Harriet Jaxxon
  • Hedex
  • High Vis
  • Holly Humberstone
  • Hot Milk
  • J Fado
  • Jaguar
  • Jamie Webster
  • Jbee
  • Jesse Jo Stark
  • Joesef
  • K-Trap
  • Kenny Allstar
  • KennyHoopla
  • KiLLOWEN
  • Knocked Loose
  • Koven
  • Lancey Foux
  • Magnolia Park
  • Malaki
  • Meet Me @ The Altar
  • Metrik
  • midwxst
  • Mimi Webb
  • Mother Mother
  • Nieve Ella
  • Nippa
  • NOISY
  • Normandie
  • Palaye Royale
  • Pinkshift
  • Proph
  • Queen Millz
  • Rina Sawayama
  • Royel Otis
  • Sainte
  • Sammy Virji
  • Scowl
  • Sea Girls
  • ShaSimone
  • Sleep Token
  • Soulecta
  • Sub Focus B2B with Dimension
  • Temz
  • The Amazons
  • The Last Dinner Party
  • The Murder Capital
  • Tom Odell
  • TV Girl
  • Vibe Chemistry
  • Vistas
  • Wallice
  • Yard Act
  • Yonaka
  • ZAND

And it doesn’t just stop there, already announced and performing at the festival is British MC Loyle Carner, Isle Of Wight indie-rock duo Wet Leg and dance heavyweight Becky Hill.

Also confirmed for the 2023 festival (brace yourselves): Bicep, Central Cee, Chase Atlantic, Declan McKenna, Don Broco, Eliza Rose, Georgia, Inhaler, LF System, Lil TJay, Lovejoy, Meekz, Nessa Barret, Nothing But Thieves, Shy FX, Slowthai, Songer, Steve Lacey, The Snuts, Tion Wayne, Trippie Redd and Yung Lean, You Me At Six.

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Leeds Festival 2023 will be happening over the bank holiday weekend between Friday, August 25 and Sunday, August 27 for those who want to pencil it into their diary.

Tickets are still available on the Leeds Festival website here.

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