Just when you thought you couldn't get any more for your money ...

Atop the Friday night hometown return for The Cribs (& not forgetting their U18 show that afternoon) and Saturday's headline show from The Wedding Present ably supported across the town during the day from 70+ acts including Toy, Gruff Rhys, Cowtown, Roddy Woomble, Allusondrugs and such like the good folks at Long Division have now announced the events that will make up the festival's Sunday Fringe.

21 venues throughout Wakefield will be pressed in to service between 11am and 8pm, playing host to such events as the King Street Krawl (local labels Philophobia Music, Clue Records and Of National Importance Records + promoter Sticky Shoes combine to highlight Wakefield's secret musical street), theatre, the recording of a live album by Piskie Sits which will be available to purchase straight after the show (a particular highlight when previously undertaken last year), craft & food stalls, an industry discussion panel and a host of other art, critical and cultural activities.

Full fringe details can be found here along with links for ticket purchasing and the full Saturday line-up.

Atop the previously announced headliners for this year's Long Division (including The Cribs, Wedding Present & Gruff Rhys) a slew of further acts have now been added to the 12 - 14 September event in Wakefield.

Saturday September 13 will therefore now include performances from all off the following bands:- Slow Club, Mazes, Holy Mountain, Tuff Love, Sam Airey, Too Many T’s, High Hazels, Patterns, Radstewart, Then Thickens, Theo Verney, Allusondrugs, Cry Baby Cry, Adore // Repel, Alpha Shallows, Buffallo Skinners, Cactus Knife, The Castellers, Casual Sex, Chanel (C.Nicole), Clown, Cowtown, Cut Ribbons, Dead Party Scene, Deadwall, Flowers, The High Club, Jack's Attic, Juffage, Loz Campbell, NARCS, Salvage My Dream, Samuel S Parkes, Secret Society, Wearenotdolphins, Whales In Cubicles, The Wind Up Birds, Yard Wars, Yawning Dog.

The Cribs are the Friday night headliners, making a hometown return to christen the newly refurbished Unity Works. In conjunction with Wakefield Council event founder Dean Freeman and the band have scheduled an U18 show on the Friday afternoon too, to encourage budding younger musicians in the city and surrounding area. Support in the afternoon comes from The Spills and at night from Mi Mye. 

Further details on the festival and ticket purchasing information can be found here.