(ASBURY PARK, NJ) -- The complete lineup for the New Alternative Music Festival has been announced. The event will be held September 16th-18th at the Asbury Park Convention Hall in Asbury Park, NJ.
The bands listed in alphabetical order on the date that they are performing. Recently added artists have been listed in bold.
Friday 9/16
California X, Nato Coles and The Blue Diamond Band, Dusk, Dyke Drama, Giant Peach, Kindling, Longings, Moor Mother Goddess, Nude Beach, Ought, P.S. Eliot, Pinkwash, The Rememberables, Sammus, Screaming Females, Tenement
Saturday 9/17
Aye Nako, Mal Blum, Downtown Boys, Electric Trip, Girlpool, Izzy True, Jamie Kilstein and The Agenda, Amy Klein, Nervous Triggers, Outer Spaces, Sex Stains, Shellshag, Laura Stevenson, Try The Pie, Upset, Vagabon
Sunday 9/18
Antibodies, Daniel Bachman, Basement Benders, Big Eyes, Brick Mower, Groucho Marxists, The Hotelier, The Max Levine Ensemble, Mikey Erg, Mirah, Painted Zeros, Puff Pieces, Radiator Hospital, Roadside Graves, Trophy Wife, Worriers
Complete venue, time, and ticket information can be found here.
The festival will also now feature an additional stage hosted by Asbury Park-based organization, Stage A Revolution. Stage A Revolution is a music and mentoring program that empowers girls and women through music education, volunteerism, and activities that foster self-respect, leadership skills, creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. It’s a Girls Rock Camp Alliance-affiliated organization that aims to host events and workshops year-round, with its first summer day camp in Asbury Park next summer (2017).
The festival will also be hosting two after-show events in collaboration with the Asbury Park Feminist Collective at a venue to be announced. Each will feature four bands and will be free and open to the public.
Friday 9/16 @ Venue TBA
Fake Limbs, Reflowered Girls, Secret Mountain, Teenage Halloween
Saturday 9/17 @ Venue TBA
Algebra II, Finchler, Fortune Yeller, Wild Rice
The New Alternative Music Festival is a three-day celebration of independent music organized by Don Giovanni Records. It is a one-time-only event and will not be repeated in subsequent years. The shows will be all ages.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here.
While the Convention Hall can hold many thousands of people, the space we are using for the fest holds far less, with only 900 tickets available each day. Please plan accordingly.
