Truck Festival 2015: The Charlatans announced as second headline act
The five-piece are currently on tour following the release of their new album, Modern Nature
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Your support makes all the difference.The Charlatans have been confirmed as the second act to headline this year’s Truck Festival, in Oxford.
The five-piece are currently on tour following the release of their new album, Modern Nature, to positive reactions from critics and fans.
Following the announcement that Basement Jaxx would headline the event and see sets from Saint Raymond and Slaves, 25 new acts have been added to the line-up, including Fat White Family, Ghostpoet, Augustines and Darwin Deez.
The full line-up so far is as follows:
Basement Jaxx
The Charlatans
Augustines
Saint Raymond
Don Broco
Darwin Deez
Fat White Family
Pulled Apart By Horses
Ghostpoet
Slaves
Lucy Rose
Rae Morris
Eagulls
The Wytches
Raleigh Ritchie
Jaws
Sunset Sons
Bo Ningen
Honeyblood
Baby Godzilla
Spring King
Nothing But Thieves
Tellison
Beasts
Brawlers
Blaenavon
Demob Happy
Talons
Waylayers
Woahnows
Delta Sleep
Freeze The Atlantic
The Academic
Allusondrugs
Solemn Sun
King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys
Poledo
Truck Festival takes place on 17-18 July at Hill Farm in Oxford. Tickets are priced at £79.50.
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