Mutations Festival 2026 - Saturday Day Ticket

Flytjendur

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  Fat Dog

  ITS FAT DOG BABY

• Mike D 5D
• Mutations Festival
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  Dove Ellis
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  Alex Cameron

  Alex Cameron is just as much a musician as he is a performance artist. He takes on personas – usually that of the sleazy everyman, the kind of guy who frequents strip clubs and casinos on weekday afternoons – and his work is deliberately provocative and transgressive, and rarely serious. Rather than coming across as a gimmick, though, Cameron completes a full circle of irony to cool again.
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  Murkage Dave
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  Panic Shack

  An international artist from the UK.

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  The North
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  The Wave Pictures
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  TTSSFU

  TTSSFU – aka Tasmin Nicole Stephens – quickly went from being a mere fixture in Manchester’s indie scene to one of its fastest-rising stars, now poised to break out well beyond it. Known for conjuring vast, atmospheric worlds from her bedroom using just Garageband, she watched as early releases like her Warhol-inspired 2024 EP “Me, Jed and Andy” picked up steam. Since then, she’s traded bedrooms for stages supporting Kim Deal, English Teacher, Soccer Mommy and Mannequin Pussy, plus sold out headlines across the UK and packed festival sets from Green Man to the Great Escape.

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  Unkle Sounds
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  Walt Disco
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  WARHAUS

  Warhaus is Maarten Devoldere (Balthazar).

• Ain't
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  Alien Chicks
• Dreary
• Casual Smart
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  Hannah Frances
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  Iguana Death Cult

  Rotterdam-based fivesome Iguana Death Cult initially made their mark with giddy, hard-hitting garage punk and a miasma of acid-drenched psychedelics, only to blossom into an all-embracing unit that implements frameworks of post-punk, krautrock, new wave, soul and disco. The band’s sophomore album Nude Casino, which came out October 25, 2019 on LA imprint Innovative Leisure (who signed them after seeing them at SXSW 2019), holds aloft a more cerebral and absurdist side of their songwriting. Because of The Netherlands’ tight-knit infrastructure of venues and festivals, Iguana Death Cult’s momentum as a powerhouse live act climbed at a maniacal pace. Being a band is perhaps one of the few walks in life where work and play mean the exact same thing and Iguana Death Cult’s proactive ethos quickly granted them a steady grassroots following all over the world. “...a blazing vault out of the pabulum and into unadulterated mayhem” - The Fader “Nude Casino is a quest to wriggle out of life’s bitter clutches with the maximum possible levels of fun and debauchery” - Paste Magazine “An album that whips in spiky riffs and jutting rhythms alongside more swirling melodies” - Louder Than War
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  Little Grandad
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  Liz Lawrence
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  Me Rex
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  Plantoid

  Plantoid are one of those bands that exceed the sum of their parts, with each member bringing a different flavour that enhances their sound tenfold. Tom has been playing guitar practically his whole life, and his style, which fluctuates from lush finger-picking to reverb-laden rock riffs, sits very comfortably on top of Louis’ jazz-infused drumming and Bernardo’s intricate basslines. The band found their ace-in-the-hole with Chloe, who, as well as serving as Plantoid’s principle lyricist, delivers soaring vocals, at times both angelic and alien, propelling each song on debut album Terrapath to new heights.

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  Pulled Apart By Horses
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  Silver Gore

  Selling out shows before they’d even released any songs, London alt-rockers Silver Gore are only a couple of years into their life as a band but already making serious waves in the live music scene. The duo — drummer Ava Gore and Yorkshire musician Ethan P Flynn — have shared stages with Geordie Greep and Martha Skye Murphy, and while their online presence remains enigmatic, you’ll have to catch them playing live to see what all the fuss is about.

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  Alice Costelloe
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  Any Young Mechanic

  Having taken their name from a line in ‘Hooray For Hollywood’ – inspired by the song’s jarring use in Robert Altman’s The Long Goodbye – there is an aptly cinematic quality to Any Young Mechanic’s music.

  On their debut album The Modern Shoe Is Ruining The Foot, the Tarntanya/Adelaide five-piece conjure up vivid, widescreen vistas that blend folk music’s enduring charms with a musical dexterity and sharp vision reaching beyond the genre’s usual corners.

  A mesh of criss-crossing rhythmic paths, melodic alleys and lyrical highways, the record possesses an immediacy that quickly turns its 12 tracks into lifelong friends - though no two listens ever seem quite the same.

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  Ben Kidson
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  Benchwarmer
• big long sun

  Led by multi-instrumentalist, Jamie Broughton, ‘big long sun’ is an 8-piece art rock band, based in Brighton.
  Formed of dynamic multi-disciplinary artists, ‘big long sun’ is a band with many heads and directions. With expressivity at the project’s core, ‘big long sun’ is an exciting, ecstatic experience of noise and feelings.
  With influences ranging from the atonal recesses of Sonic Youth’ to the oceanic melodies of Arthur Russell, ‘big long sun’ is a rare, eclectic treasure in a world of repetition.

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  Big Red
• Esmeralda Road
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  Evelyn Gray
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  Everyone Says Hi
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  Florentenes
• Foot Foot
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  Georgia Mooney

  ARIA-winner Georgia Mooney makes music fit for stargazing. Audiences already know her from beloved folk band, All Our Exes Live in Texas, who toured the world extensively, sharing stages with everyone from the Backstreet Boys to Nathaniel Rateliff to Midnight Oil. The release of Mooney’s debut solo album Full of Moon marks the stepping forward of a major talent. Co-produced with Grammy-winner Noah Georgeson (Joanna Newsom, Cate Le Bon, Marlon Williams), the album is an ornately melodic, folk/dream-pop universe, carried by Mooney’s soaring ethereal vocals over lush, cinematic soundscapes.

  Nominated for two AIR Awards, described by The Australian as “nothing short of a triumph.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2”, and dripping in critical acclaim worldwide, Full of Moon has seen Mooney sign with renowned Canadian label Nettwerk, embark on a 50-date Australian tour with Kate Miller-Heidke, open for Martha Wainwright at Sydney City Recital Hall, tour the UK and Ireland, curate and host a captivating variety show series with comedian Rhys Nicholson for Vivid Sydney, and much more.

  An avowed Star Wars nerd who presents as a 40s movie star - she seems both from a long time ago and a galaxy far away, while speaking directly to the present. Georgia Mooney’s music is intricate, handcrafted, and richly melodic. Influences from Joni Mitchell, the Great American Songbook, even classical composers sift through her songs, alongside production that evokes the unsettling genius of Kate Bush. Add to that ribald stage banter engendering frequent comparisons to Phoebe Waller-Bridge, it’s no wonder Georgia is captivating audiences in every corner.

  ”It’s nothing short of a triumph.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2” - The Australian

  "Full of Moon is a dazzling, inventive pop record: richly textured, captivating and gleefully strange” - NME Australia

  "It only takes one listen to lead single “War Romance” to know we are hearing a work of surprise and musical sophistication. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2” - The Big Issue

  ”...from the first seconds of the album to the last, that same ethereal enchantment occurs. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️” - The AU Review

  " chock-full with pure cinematic artistry" - Wonderland Magazine

  "When she started playing I could immediately understand why the room was packed. She played with a tongue-in-cheek elegance that disarmed everyone instantly. I think everyone fell in love at that show" - Rolling Stone Australia

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  Hammok

  Hardcore trio from Oslo, Norway Booking: isak@nordiclive.no
• The Healing Power of Horses
• Kelly No Brakes
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  MLEKO
• Painkiller
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  Really Good Time

  Really Good Time are a band from Dublin, that sound like ‘Vertigo’ era U2 covering Viagra Boys, or early Pixies and LCD Soundsystem records in a blender with some cheap speed. Their music toes the line between noisy and melodic, weird and anthemic. In their three years of existence, their mission has always been about finding ecstatic release within a crowd of bodies, moving together amidst waves of amplification.
  Praised by the likes of Clash, DIY & Hotpress, Really Good Time are the band Rolling Stone describes as "intent on living up to their name". Really Good Time are ready to bring Texas the RGT energy that won queues around the block at The Great Escape in May.

  Really Good Time are having one, and they emphatically wish for you to join them.

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  Speedial
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  Sunday Mourners
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  Tasha