Get your virtual markers out: The timetable is here and you can really get started with your festival planning! Highlight your programme favourites in the app, so you always have all the information about times and venues in your trouser, jacket or fanny pack!   

We're also expanding our musical line-up with 61 acts, including real Britpop gems, Wienerlied and folk. We're already getting very excited and are looking forward to seeing you at the festival in four weeks' time!  

Rachel Chinouriri has experience not only in emerging stronger from her own past, but also in transforming the traumas she has suffered into resources. The singer, songwriter and activist uses her music to set her own biography to music and shares personal experiences that many young Black women in the UK can relate to. They are told through lyrics that are as approachable as they are poetic, in vocal registers that are sometimes fragile and tender, but then also seductive and self-confident.   

As a member of Warpaint, she revolutionised the North American dream pop sector in the 2010s and created glorious albums such as ‘The Fool’ (2010) and ‘Heads Up’ (2016), which are now considered classics of neo-psychedelia. This was followed by solo projects, relocations, a pandemic and the birth of her daughter.  Reconciling family and career, her reputation as the antithesis of the stereotypical indie boy image and her experiences in the music business have allowed her to mature as an artist and a person.  

The desire for the spontaneous and unexpected, for the ambiguity of life, was already impregnated into Buntspecht's musical DNA when the six-piece from Vienna were still recording in a garden shed that had been converted into a studio. ‘Großteils Kleinigkeiten’ (2016) nevertheless turned out to be one of the most exciting Austrian music products of the year and laid the foundation for a discography that formulated a barely definable stylistic language between Viennese song, baroque pop and folk. Since then, Buntspecht have also attracted the attention of resourceful record diggers far beyond the borders of the Alpine state, who are keen to preserve the legacy of the great German-language singer-songwriters.