Brighton's new family festival, Together The People, have announced another wave of acts for the event’s second year.
 
Suede have now been confirmed to headline the Sunday night, joining a stellar line up which already includes a UK festival exclusive of Brian Wilson performing Pet Sounds in its entirety for the record’s 50th anniversary & re-release.
 
Other new acts include Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Peter Hook & The Light performing Joy Division / New Order Greatest Hits and M. Ward. The children’s entertainment line up has also begun to unfold with Lazytown (live), Aliens Love Underpants (live) & more joining the bill.

Day tickets are now available for both Saturday & Sunday here.

Together the People takes place Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 September at Preston Park in Brighton.
 
Full Line Up:
Brian Wilson performing Pet Sounds
Suede
The Horrors
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Hiatus Kaiyote
Peter Hook & The Light performing Joy Division / New Order Greatest Hits
Gaz Coombes
Songhoy Blues
M. Ward 
Natty
Turin Brakes
Sage Francis & B. Dolan present 'Strange Speech, Famous Development'
Fickle Friends
Max Jury
Seratones
Stevie Parker
Skinny Living
Poets Vs MCs
Chris T-T 
Matthew Logan Vasquez
Jacko Hooper
Westerman
Daniel Wakeford
Egyptian Blue
Fur
Atlas Wynd
Penelope Isles
Mindofalion
Post-Heather
Seats
Voodoo & The Crypts
Wild Front
The Rocking Horse Club
The Island Club
Thoughts
Episodes
House Points
Frankie Furlow
Mother Me
 
Kids' content:
Lazytown (live)
Aliens Love Underpants (live)
Music For Aardvarks (live)
Poppies Parties (live)
 

Haley Bonar's has announced a new single and video.

"Kismet Kill" is from Impossible Dream, due Friday August 5 via Memphis,  with a tour following in October.

Director of the new video, Nicole Brending said: "What captured me thematically about Kismet Kill is the tension between growing up too fast while also never growing up at all.

"Haley's voice has a dreamlike quality, so when I was listening to the song, the story of this woman started to materialize in my head, in surreal, Alice-In-Wonderland-type imagery as she chases a memory and her life gets in the way.

"Hayley and I are both David Lynch and John Waters fans, and she gave me permission to "get a little weird," so I tried to honor that sensibility with a tone that's both humorous and dark and imagery that's visually distinct."

You can view the video for 'Kismet Kill' below:

Live Dates: 
21 October - Brighton, Green Door Store
22 October - Gateshead, The Sage (with Field Music)
23 October - Glasgow, The Hug & Pint
24 October - Leeds, Brudenell Social Club      
27 October - London, Moth Club
28 October - Bristol, The Louisiana
29 October - Manchester, The Ritz (with Field Music)