NEWS: FOCUS Wales applications open for 2020 & Tickets on sale

NEWS: FOCUS Wales applications open for 2020 & Tickets on sale

FOCUS Wales has become Wales’ biggest music industry event, with 3 days of music, panels and keynote talks, film and art the festival will see over 250 artists and 250 music industry delegates descend upon Wrexham from around the world. Having attended the festival for the last few years, I can thoroughly recommend it!

Performer applications for FOCUS Wales 2020 are now open to artists worldwide via www.focuswales.com

240 acts performed at the 2019 festival, with artists traveling from across the globe from nations including Canada, Korea, France, Catalonia, USA, Estonia, Finland, Ireland and lots more playing alongside headliners including Neck Deep, Cate Le Bon, Boy Azooga, The Lovely Eggs, Snapped Ankles, BC Camplight, 9Bach, and Kero Kero Bonito.

The 2020 line-up they promose will be the best yet, with some special performances being programmed for the festivals 10th anniversary. The first 50 acts for 2020 will be selected this September, so artists hoping to showcase at the festival are encouraged to submit their applications early.

The number of industry reps in attendance grew significantly in 2019, including 200 delegates from festivals, agencies, and media outlets such as Glastonbury Festival, Eurosonic, Cambridge Folk Festival, BBC 6Music, M for Montreal, BreakOut West + many more. With an expanded conference programme planned for 2019, the number of delegates will inevitably rise again. FOCUS Wales will be making conference speaker and programme announcements in the autumn.

Tickets are now on sale via focuswales.com at super early bird prices, starting from just £30 for a standard festival pass, and £80 for a delegate festival pass.

FOCUS Wales 2020 takes places 7th, 8th, 9th May across various venues in Wrexham, North Wales. Full 3 day wristbands for admission to all FOCUS Wales events are available now at www.focuswales.com/tickets

FOCUS Wales is supported by Arts Council of Wales and Welsh Government.

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