Lovebox 2019 lineup: Solange and Chance the Rapper to headline London festival
Line-up also includes H.E.R., Annie Mac, and Lizzo
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Your support makes all the difference.The 2019 Lovebox festival line-up has been announced – with Solange and Chance The Rapper headlining this year's edition of the London festival.
Lovebox unveiled its first list of acts on Tuesday, and also announced that tickets will go on sale on Thursday, 14 February at noon.
Solange, who previously performed at Lovebox in 2017, is scheduled to take the stage on Friday, 12 July, while the Chicago rapper will headline the second day of the festival, Saturday, 13 July.
Among the acts announced on Tuesday is Four Tet, Annie Mac and Californian singer H.E.R., who just won Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Album at the Grammys on Sunday.
American singer Lizzo, from Minnesota, will make her Lovebox debut on Saturday, 13 July.
Rapper Cupcakke, from Chicago, is also set to perform that day.
Other acts on the programme include Brockhampton, Charlotte de Witte, Loyle Carner, Green Velvet, Patrick Topping, Guy Gerber, and Vanjess.
This year, the Lovebox festival will be held at Gunnersbury Park in West London for the second time, having moved from Victoria Park.
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