Wide Days announce final acts

Scotland’s music convention, Wide Days, is pleased to announce the completion of its showcase line up for the event which takes place in Edinburgh on April 10-11.

Masked techno trio Roman Nose, Highland grunge band Garden Of Elks and brass-infused Saint Max and The Fanatics, complete the line up, which also includes Fatherson, Siobhan Wilson, Washington Irving and Fat Goth. All three acts were chosen in consultation with an industry panel.

“We discovered some amazing acts by inviting submissions and it was a hard task to narrow it down to the final selection,” says Wide Days director, Olaf Furniss. “I would like to thank everyone who applied.”

Wide Days deliberately focuses on a small number of acts, working closely with the artists to ensure the showcases are a success. Previous participants include PAWS, Rachel Sermanni, Stanley Odd, Meursault, Withered Hand and FOUND, who have all gone on to sign deals, tour internationally and pick up significant festival bookings.

Admission to the gigs is included in the delegate pass, but a limited number of free tickets are available via the Wide Days website. Registration for the daytime conference – which includes seminars on music publishing, promoters and music photography – range from £25 to £125.

Wide Days is not-for-profit event organised by Community Interest Company Born To Be Wide.

Wide Days 2013 Showcase Acts

Free Tickets available from: www.widedays.com/showcase-tickets

Fatherson: www.widedays.com/fatherson
Fat Goth: www.widedays.com/fat-goth
Garden of Elks: www.widedays.com/garden-of-elks
Roman Nose: www.widedays.com/roman-nose
Saint Max & The Fanatics: www.widedays.com/saint-max-and-the-fanatics
Siobhan Wilson: www.widedays.com/siobhan-wilson
Washington Irving: www.widedays.com/washington-irving


Wide Days 2013 - Convention Tickets
Premium: £125.00
Regular: £49.00
Student: £37.00
Musicians Union: £29.00
Under 18: £25.00

Tickets can be purchased from: www.widedays.com/tickets
For Wide Days updates and information visit : www.widedays.com

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