Festival Lineups and the (In)Equality of the Sexes
It would be so easy for music festivals to make their gender split much more equal, yet it appears that most choose not to.
Spotify Playlist
| Date | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 7 Feb | La Roux | Supervision |
| 7 Feb | Nada Surf | Never Not Together |
| 7 Feb | Shopping | All Or Nothing |
| 7 Feb | Ásgeir | Bury The Moon |
| 7 Feb | HMLTD | West of Eden |
| 7 Feb | Mighty Oaks | All Things Go |
| 7 Feb | The Homesick | The Big Exercise |
| 7 Feb | Xorox | Xorox |
| 7 Feb | Oh Wonder | No One Else Can Wear Your Crown |
| 14 Feb | The Saxophones | Eternity Bay |
| 14 Feb | Bambara | I Stray |
| 14 Feb | Boniface | Boniface |
| 14 Feb | Drama | Dance Without Me |
| 14 Feb | Riki | Riki |
| 14 Feb | Psycho Comedy | Performance Space Number One |
| 14 Feb | Tame Impala | The Slow Rush |
| 14 Feb | Tan Cologne | Cave Vaults On The Moon In New Mexico |
| 14 Feb | Beach Bunny | Honeymoon |
| 14 Feb | Tennis | Swimmer |
| 14 Feb | Kennebec | Departure |
| 14 Feb | Nathaniel Rateliff | And It’s Still Alright |
| 14 Feb | Ash | Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years Of Ash |
| 21 Feb | Purr | Like New |
| 21 Feb | Lanterns on the Lake | Spook The Herd |
| 21 Feb | Agnes Obel | Myopia |
| 21 Feb | Banoffee | Look At Us Now Dad |
| 21 Feb | Best Coast | Always Tomorrow |
| 21 Feb | Humanist | Humanist |
| 21 Feb | Peggy Sue | Vices |
| 21 Feb | Greg Dulli | Random Desire |
| 21 Feb | Wilsen | Ruiner |
| 28 Feb | Haunt The Woods | Opaque |
| 28 Feb | Hayley Ross | The Weight of Hope |
| 28 Feb | Jane Hership | The Home Record |
| 28 Feb | Johnossi | Torch // Flame |
| 28 Feb | Kevin Krauter | Full Hand |
| 28 Feb | Caribou | Suddenly |
| 28 Feb | The Orielles | Disco Volador |
| 28 Feb | Chandeen | Mercury Retrograde |
| 28 Feb | Slowly Slowly | Race Car Blues |
| 28 Feb | Ratboys | Printer's Devil |
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