Bogota’s music festival set to bring Florence + The Machine and Mumford & Sons to the capital
The line-up for 2016’s Estereo Picnic festival has been announced, with a number of top bands heading to Colombia for the first time, including headliners Florence + The Machine, British folk sensations Mumford & Sons and hip hop legend Snoop Dogg.
From March 10-12, 2016, Bogota’s Parque 222 will play host to more than 50 national and international artists on three stages. Some of the highlights include Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Die Antwoord, Tame Impala, Of Monsters And Men and Bad Religion (see below for full line up).
Tickets are now on sale for the seventh version of Bogota’s biggest music festival, with Stage 1 tickets available at $525,000 for the three days – 1,500 tickets are available at this price. Stage 2 tickets cost $595,000, with individual days priced at $265,000.
Some of Latin America and Colombia’s biggest bands will also be making an appearance, including the likes of 1280 Almas, Sidestepper, Los Pirañas, Ondavaga and LosPetitFellas.
Previous artists to play Estereo Picnic include Kings of Leon, Killers, Red Hot Chili Peppers, New Order, MGMT and Two Door Cinema Club.
Full line up:
Florence + The Machine – Mumford and Sons – Snoop Dogg – Flaming Lips – Jack U – Noel Gallagher – Die Antwoord – Kygo – Tame Impala – Nicolas Jaar – Bad Religion – Alabama Shakes – Zedd – Of Monsters and Men – Jamie Jones – Jungle – Simian Mobile Disco (Live) – 1280 Almas – Odesza – Albert Hammond Jr – Duke Dumont – SEEED – Walk the Moon – Sidestepper – A-Track – Alvvays – Gabriel Garzon Montano – LosPetitFellas- The Joy Formidable – Cristina Rosevinge – Onda Vaga – Ximena Sariñana – Oh’laville – Patrick Topping – Tarmac – Nicola Cruz – Los Pirañas – Vicente Garcia – Francisca Valenzuela – Little Jesus – La Minitk del Miedo – Kanaku y el Tigre – Revolver Plateado – Nelda Piña y la Boa – Ela Minus – MNKYBSNSS – Lunate – The Kitsch – Sultana – The Kitsch – Goli – El Otro Grupo – Xavier Martínez – Unknown Yet – Electric Mistakes – Ismael Ayende
