All Tomorrows Parties curated by the National is a sponsorship free festival which returns to its original home of Camber Sands this December from Friday 7th Dec to Sunday 9th December 2012. The line-up is hand-picked by Brooklyn based band The National and features 40 live acts playing across three indoor stages with a total capacity of just 5500 people. The event will also feature DJs until late and Cinema and a book club also curated by The National.
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All Tomorrow's Parties curated by The National
Lineup
Confirmed Acts Days Not Specified
32 acts- The NationalUnspecified Stage
- Kronos QuartetUnspecified Stage
- Wild BeastsUnspecified Stage
- The AntlersUnspecified Stage
- DeerhoofUnspecified Stage
- Owen PallettUnspecified Stage
- MenomenaUnspecified Stage
- Local NativesUnspecified Stage
- BorisUnspecified Stage
- Kurt Vile & the ViolatorsUnspecified Stage
- Nico MuhlyUnspecified Stage
- Stars of the LidUnspecified Stage
- Tim HeckerUnspecified Stage
- Perfume GeniusUnspecified Stage
- Sharon van EttenUnspecified Stage
- Bear In HeavenUnspecified Stage
- Youth LagoonUnspecified Stage
- Mark MulcahyUnspecified Stage
- My Brightest DiamondUnspecified Stage
- Wye OakUnspecified Stage
- Kathleen EdwardsUnspecified Stage
- Lower DensUnspecified Stage
- HauschkaUnspecified Stage
- Richard Reed ParryUnspecified Stage
- SuunsUnspecified Stage
- The Philistines Jr.Unspecified Stage
- Dark Dark DarkUnspecified Stage
- Buke and GassUnspecified Stage
- Pedro Soler and Gaspar ClausUnspecified Stage
- This Is the KitUnspecified Stage
- So PercussionUnspecified Stage
- HaydenUnspecified Stage
Videos
All Tomorrow's Parties curated by The National 2012 — Official Video
All Tomorrow's Parties curated by The National 2012 — Highlights
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