Festival
Festival
Saturday 22nd March
Festival
Festival
Saturday 22nd March
Festival
Festival
Saturday 22nd March
Music Festival at Tramshed
Immersed returns with an action-packed showcase of music, film, art, fashion and theatre with headliners Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn bringing their electrifying live show of hip-hop, garage, and dance to Wales for the first time. Following their collaborations with artists like Loyle Carner, Sam Tompkins, and Kojey Radical, this gig promises to be an unmissable night of high-energy performance. In support are Manchester electro-pop heroes, Porij, and electronic music aficionado Douvelle19.
Joining the lineup are over thirty artists and bands across four stages including Cardiff’s Sound Progression.
Expect a supercharged fusion of rock, rap, punk, hyperpop, grime and dance. Get ready for an explosion of creativity, a celebration of diversity, and an immersion into a festival like no other.
Joining the lineup are over thirty artists and bands across four stages including Cardiff’s Sound Progression.
Expect a supercharged fusion of rock, rap, punk, hyperpop, grime and dance. Get ready for an explosion of creativity, a celebration of diversity, and an immersion into a festival like no other.
The Greenhouse
Porij
Douvelle 19
Half Happy · Papa Jupes T.C. · Waterpistol
Platoon · Razkid · SP Afro Collective
Unity Stage
Murder Club
The Crosshairs · Atlas Theory
Akuma · Slummz
Ffatri Jam · The Liabilities
Mother Tongue · The Audacity
The Greenhouse
Porij
Douvelle 19
Half Happy · Papa Jupes T.C. · Waterpistol
Platoon · Razkid · SP Afro Collective
Unity Stage
Murder Club
The Crosshairs · Atlas Theory
Akuma · Slummz
Ffatri Jam · The Liabilities
Mother Tongue · The Audacity
The Harmony Hall
Ryan Thomas
Awdl · Act Happy
Macy · Eleri · Rae Middleton · Local Rainbow
Metro District
Sound Progression
The Harmony Hall
Ryan Thomas
Awdl · Act Happy
Macy · Eleri · Rae Middleton · Local Rainbow
Metro District
Sound Progression
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Immersed! Festival is curated by creative industries students from the University of South Wales and supported by Creative Wales to raise awareness for Music Declares Emergency, the industry’s climate change charity.
