Port Noise Festival First Lineup Announced - Ben Woods, Delaney Davidson, Womb, Half Hexagon + More

Happening across four stages on Saturday 11th March, an all-star first lineup has been revealed for Ōhinehau / Lyttelton's inaugural Port Noise festival. Taking over Loons, Lyttelton Coffee Company and Wünderbar, the multi-venue event features not only artistically adventurous special guests from all around Aotearoa, but also record stalls and the enticing prospect of karaoke. Read the official word direct from the organisers and stay tuned for a spine-tingling second announcement...

"Our first lineup release includes crooner gone honk Ben Woods, the return of squelch-hell rockers The Dance Asthmatics, swamp country legend and rural ventriloquist Delaney Davidson, moody hitmaker Ferby, flowing dance dreamboats Glass Vaults, beat hypnotherapists Half Hexagon, modular warehouse raver Horatio Kane, four-to-the-floor master Keepsakes, horrorshow grinders Wet Specimen, and everyone’s favourite psychedelic slow-motion family band Womb.

In a space curated to embrace the industrial grime of our town while expanding the limits of what one may expect from a music festival–– we invite both audience and artist alike to come bask in the wild glory of this shared true telling of the self."

Port Noise
Ben Woods, The Dance Asthmatics, Delaney Davidson, Ferby, Glass Vaults, Half Hexagon, Horatio Kane, Keepsakes, Wet Specimen, Womb
Saturday 11th March - The Loons, Lyttelton Coffee Company, Wunderbar, Ōhinehau / Lyttelton
Tickets on sale HERE via UTR

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Press release:

We are happy to announce our first lineup reveal of Port Noise, a festival of music happening in Ōhinehou Lyttelton on March 11th. Taking place at neighbouring local venues Loons, Lyttelton Coffee Company, and Wünderbar, Port Noise aims to showcase a diverse selection of artists from around Aotearoa on four stages.