Oblivion Access Festival 2023 Lineup: Godflesh, Tim Hecker, YOB, and More
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Oblivion Access has announced its initial 2023 lineup, headlined by sludge metal vets Godflesh and electronic auteur Tim Hecker. The Austin-based underground music fest is set for the weekend of June 15th-18th.
In its second year as Oblivion Access (formerly called Austin Terror Fest), the three-day event will take place at various venues within Austin’s Red River Cultural District. Passes go on sale today (January 24th) at noon CT via the Oblivion Access website. If it sells out, get tickets via StubHub.
Organizers have once again curated a lineup of artists spanning multiple genres: YOB, Lil Ugly Mane, Chat Pile, Have a Nice Life, Jerome’s Dream, RXK Nephew, Planning for Burial, Mamaleek, and more.
That’s only the first wave of announced performers. A press release states that over 50 more acts will be announced in the coming weeks.
“Named after the contemporary classic of Lil Ugly Mane, our goal is to create an experience that goes beyond music,” reads the press release. “Carefully curated with the highest level of quality in mind, we strive to promote honest music and provide an audience with an inviting safe space to be yourself. In a dissociative world, we must power through with art and self expression to channel our frustrations, pain, and confusion into a beautiful representation of what it means to be alive.”
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Returning venues for this year’s fest include the Empire Control Room & Garage, Mohawk, Elysium, Valhalla, and the Central Presbyterian Church; meanwhile, new spaces for 2023 include Chess Club and 13th Floor.
Below you can view the poster for the Oblivion Access 2023 first-wave artist announcement.
Oblivion Access Festival 2023 Lineup: Godflesh, Tim Hecker, YOB, and More
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