Melt! Festival additions: Tame Impala, Jean Michel Jarre, Modeselektor & more

German Festival Melt! has announced more names for its lineup this year from 15-17 July in Ferropolis, Iron (an open air museum of industrial machines) near Gräfenhainichen, south of Berlin.

New names include:
Tame Impala
Jean Michel Jarre
Deichkind
Modeselektor (DJ Set)
Floating Points (Live)
Motor City Drum Ensemble
Bob Moses
The Black Madonna
Helena Hauff
Horse Meat Disco

As well as:
Acid Arab | Andy C | Circa Waves | Digitalism | DJ Phono | Drangsal | Ed Davenport | Graham Candy | Isolation Berlin | Kim Ann Foxman | Kytes | Lea Porcelain | Livity Sound (Pev & Kowton) | Mind Against | Pan-Pot | Say Yes Dog | Stephan Bodzin | Stimming (Live) | Vril (Live) | Woman

That adds to the previous announcements: Jamie xx, Disclosure, M83, Chvrches, Two Door Cinema Club, Tiga, DJ Koze, Maya Jane Coles, Andy Stott, Boys Noize, Ho99o9, Jamie Woon, Oddiee, Maceo Plex, Mano Le Tough, Sleaford Mods.

Tickets are from €136+ fee.

Niall Byrne

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