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Christine & The Queens has shared the first names booked for Meltdown Festival 2023, with Sigur Rós and Django Django confirmed to headline.The singer-songwriter and producer is the curator and headliner of this year’s event at London’s Southbank Centre, which runs from Friday, June 9 until Sunday, June 18.Warpaint, Let’s Eat Grandma, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Bat For Lashes, Serpentwithfeet, KOKOROKO, Yemi Alade, Oxlade, Moonchild Sanelly, Sqürl, Lynks, Johnny Jewel (of Chromatics fame), and Soap&Skin have also been announced in the first wave.Christine & The Queens (real name Héloïse Letissier) will close out the event with a second headline performance on June 18, following the previous night (June 17).Commenting on the first acts announced, he said: “Art to save the city! Ten nights that are ours. Southbank Centre filled with beloved artists, some I discovered recently, some I know are amazing performers and poets.

The first acts set to play the Christine And The Queens-curated Meltdown Festival at London’s Southbank Centre this June have been announced. And it’s a good list, mate. Real good.There’ll be two performances from Christine And The Queens for one thing.

Chromatics have announced their split after 20 years.The synth-pop group comprising Johnny Jewel, Ruth Radelet, Adam Miller and Nat Walker revealed the news today (August 10) on social media. All band members except Jewel posted the same message online.“After a long period of reflection, the three of us have made the difficult decision to end Chromatics,” the statement reads.

MGMT’s Andrew VanWyngarden has remixed the new single from Club Intl, ‘Never Be The Same’.Club Intl is the new project from Public Access TV’s John Eatherly and Chromatics’ Johnny Jewel.‘Never Be The Same’ was released yesterday (February 19), following two singles in 2020 – ‘Crush’ and ‘Ash Is Gone’.

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Angel Olsen has shared a new remix of “All Mirrors,” from her album of the same name, produced by Chromatics’ Johnny Jewel. “I’ve been listening to Chromatics for years but I never thought I’d get the chance to meet them or work with Johnny, it’s always interesting to me what other people hear in something, how one slight movement can change a song completely,” she wrote in a statement. Listen to the remix below.