With only a week to go until the festival, we’ve picked the top 5 acts you need to see at Community Festival 2019.

Taking place in Finsbury Park in London, Community Festival boasts a plethora of emerging artists from 90s inspired duo APRE to California’s SWMRS, as well as the likes of The Kooks, Blossoms and Don Broco closing out the day in style.

APRE

APRE’s latest single ‘Come Down’ is a 90s infused, creative take on pop that will certainly have you throwing back to the good old days. Having missed their set at Bushstock earlier this month, it will finally be a delight to see them perform in the summer sun.

SWMRS

Known for having the nicest fans in the world, we’re looking forward to having a great time seeing SWMRS at Community Festival this year. Having released their sophomore album earlier the year, the California born rock ‘n’ roll band will be opening the festival with their loud, brash sound.

Vistas

Sadly, Blaenevon have had to cancel the remainder of their shows for 2019, including Community Festival. Heroically stepping in comes twinkly, jangly Vistas, who will be guaranteed to be an infectious danceathon over on the N4 stage. Don’t miss them!

The Amazons

This band need no introduction, but for those of you who haven’t heard of The Amazons, they’re a four piece rock band from Reading that pack a fierce punch live. With the recent release of their second album ‘Future Dust’ we’re excited to hear and see them play some of their new tracks like ‘25’ live. 

Fuzzy Sun

Fuzzy Sun are our last, but no means least pick from Community Festival – bringing their music that’s for “brain and booty”. Having supported the likes of Blossoms, the Stockport based five-piece have their fair share of experience live – you can expect them to deliver catchy synths and bold tones to the festival this weekend.

Full lineup: 

The Kooks, Blossoms, Don Broco, The Hunna, Kate Nash, Gerry Cinnamon, Sea Girls, SWMRS, The Amazons, The Night Café, Vistas, The Academic, Bloxx, Fuzzy Sun, APRE, Lazy Day.

Community Festival takes place on 30 June at Finsbury Park, London. Tickets are available to purchase here.