Cosmo Jarvis

Cosmo Jarvis

Django Django and Cosmo Jarvis Added To Falls Festival

by Paul Cashmere on August 6, 2012

in Live,News

Recent visitors to Australia Django Django and Cosmo Jarvis will return to Australia at the end of the year for The Falls Music and Arts Festival.

Cosmo Jarvis

Cosmo Jarvis

The Djangos and Cosmo were added to the festival long with The Hives, Two Door Cinema Club, Sharon Van Etton and Ball Park Music.

Other acts added today include Matt Corby Lisa Mitchell, Jinja Safari, Ash Grunwald and (for Lorne only) Willis Earl Beal.

Already announced are The Flaming Lips, Beach House, Best Coast, Bombay Bicycle Club, Boy & Bear, Coolio, First Aid Kit, Hilltop Hoods, Hot Chip, Maximo Park, Millions, Sampology, SBTRKT, The Vaccines and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

Falls dates re:

December 28- January 1 in Lorne, Victoria
December 29 – January 1 in Marion Bay, Tasmania

Watch Cosmo Jarvis perform at Noise11.com Sessions.

Watch the Cosmo Jarvis Noise11.com interview.

Watch the Django Django Noise11.com interview.

Watch Matt Corby perform at Noise11.com

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