Japan’s Fuji Rock Festival has announced the second line-up for it’s 2024 festival – see the full list below.
Today (March 1), the festival took to social media to share the new line-up, led by the additions of Peggy Gou, Noel Gallagher‘s High Flying Birds, Remi Wolf, Man With A Mission, Kid Fresino, Kim Gordon and many more.
They join previously announced acts such as Kraftwerk, Girl In Red and Turnstile. Other prominent acts featured on the bill include Floating Points, Ride, Yussef Dayes, Erika De Casier, Fontaines D.C., The Last Dinner Party, No Party For Cao Dong and more.
Additionally, Fuji Rock has shared the daily line-up for each of its three dates this year – see the full list according to dates below.
Fuji Rock Festival 2024 is set to take place from July 26 until July 28 at the Naeba Ski Resort. Tickets are on sale now. More acts are set to be announced in the lead up to the festival.
The current Fuji Rock Festival 2024 line-up is:
Friday, July 26:
Peggy Gou
Floating Points
Hiromi’s Sonicwonder
Electric Groove
Erika De Casier
Macaroni Pencil
NOTD
Taeko Onuki
The Spellbound
Teddy Swims
Yellow Days
Saturday, July 28:
Kraftwerk
Girl In Red
Kid Fresino
Man With A Mission
Sampha
Yussef Dayes
Angie McMahon
The Bawdies
Billyrrom
Christone “Kingfish” Ingram
Eyedress
Hedigan’s
Hiroko Yamamura
The Last Dinner Party
Yuta Orisaka
Suga Shikao
10-Feet
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra
Sunday, July 29:
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Turnstile
The Allman Betts Band
Kim Gordon
Ride
Betcover!!
Creep Hype
Fontaines D.C.
Hey-Smith
Kitana Tatsuya
No Party For Cao Dong
Rufus Wainwright
Toe
Yin Yin
Fuji Rock 2023 was a stacked affair that was headlined by the likes of Foo Fighters, Lizzo and The Strokes. Other artists included Lewis Capaldi, Alanis Morisette, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Balming Tiger, Ginger Root, Denzel Curry, and Black Midi.
The 2022 edition of the festival featured the likes of Jack White, Halsey, Foals, Bonobo, Fontaines D.C., Dinosaur Jr, Syd, Arlo Parks, Black Pumas, Tom Misch, Mura Masa, Hiatus Kaiyote, Superorganism, Japanese Breakfast, Snail Mail and more. The annual festival, which was established in 1997, welcomed international performers back that year following a 2021 edition comprising an all-Japanese line-up. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the festival was cancelled in 2020 and screened classic sets from past years of Fuji Rock online instead.
