For some time now Anthony Chalmers of Baba Yaga’s Hut has been putting on the best underground gigs in the metropolis. Puveyor of his own Resonance FM show as well as promoter of the great and the good of some years standing, he will be representing in style.

Artrocker Magazine turns 10 years old this year and co-founder, Rich, is checking down the back of the sofa and under the passenger seat for some forgotten gems from the Artrocker collection to throw in to the usual set. It’ll probably get a bit weird. In a good way.

Barney ShudderPulps will be playing Underground Dance/Mutant Disco groovers before stepping down to man the drum machine for a short Lo Fi set from the stripped-down KING OF CATS (as debuted at the Tate Contemporary, Margate).

Legendary DJ duo, Fred Mann and Ronnie King playing rare soul on vinyl.

The remit of North London record-fiends and wrongdoers Black Impulse can be nicely summed up by the analgam of Black Flag and Impulse records that makes up their logo: Anything goes in this rock n’ roll fuelled yet wildly outlandish realm, as long as it’s both rude and righteous.

Oh you Pretty Things… Come and sing along to your favourite Bowie songs in awe of the Thin White Duke. Bowieoke returns to Supernormal following its inception in the disco tent in 2011, and other following outings.

The -aoke sessions return following its following the success of Bowie-oke in the disco tent since 2011. After a hard-fought and incredibly close social media campaign pitting Fall-aoke, Bush-aoke and Sabbath-aoke, Bush-aoke triumphed. Come and sing along to your favourite tracks by legendary singer English song writer Kate Bush (may include traces of Black Sabbath […]

Doubledotdash!? is a Reading based D.I.Y music collective who put on gigs, release records, produce zines and print t-shirts. They put on one-day music festival called ‘doubledotbash’, ‘singsongsunday’ – a musical intensity event and regular night ‘Econo’ so called after the infamous Minutemen documentary.

doubledotdash DJs will be kickin it all over town. Queen & Bowie, Toto, maybe even some Scottish folk music, alongside more appropriate stuff like Sonic’s Rendezvous Band

Londonears are an online guide to gigs in London. The London Ears D.J’s regularly take the decks at Upset the Rhythm underground music events.

Supernormal vets in extremis, Liverpool’s foremost psychedelic warlords Mugstar made a considerable mark last year, and we’re thus delighted to have Jason from their number back to erect his own audial pyramid somwhere amidst the disco tent.

Veteran of Notorious Hi-Fi Killers and Cove, Tony Mountford has proved himself a specialist in psychedelic sound of all stripes, as his NIghthammer project, fresh from releases on Gnod’s Tesla Tapes, proves. At Supernormal, he’ll be partnered by fellow South London ne’er-do-well DrumC*nt for everything from disco to acid for maximum ground-shaking euphoria.

Nightshift’s Oxford Music blog founder says he can barely mix a cake, never mind records and being old fashioned doesn’t do ipods but will be spinning a few obscure Gary Numan tracks or similar to a point where he promises not to upset anyone.

Qu Junktions is a musical adventure operation based in Bristol touring, producing, curating and dreaming up ways of making musical as alive and enthralling as possible. They work with a widescreen selection of artists focusing on musicians that do not fall into a recognised music pathway – some of whom are playing at Supernormal this […]

Angular bangers, global curveballs and psychedelic yurt-tremblers from Bristol’s Qu crew.

For fifteen years now, the Bristol/London based Rocket Recordings have been first-rate purveyors of head-spinning sound, specialising in everything from third-eye cleansing psychedelia to hip-shaking realms beyond. Regulars at Supernormal, their aural abandon is guaranteed to be both outtasight.

Gush records is music producer and live P.A and V.J performer Seb Marx who will be spinning epic dance music to dance to and awesome visuals to look at.

Seprini (of Olanza)’s annual Supernormal morning sessions contrast This is Easy classics alongside Thin Lizzy, Incredible Bongo Band, Converge and god knows what else.

Wild Bunch Club is a club for everyone, run by people with learning difficulties – so far they’ve rocked the house at nearly every Supernormal so we’re thrilled to have them celebrate our 5th festival. Expect DJ Patience, DJ Richie Rich, DJ Short Dog, DJ Shrimper and DJ Lloydie the don da da ranks to […]

Brighton’s queer dancefloor for the unusual crowd. Music you actually like, talented performers and a touch of DIY!

Supernormal partners The Wire celebrate and interrogate the most visionary and inspiring, subversive and radical, marginalised and undervalued musicians on the planet, past and present, in the realms of avant rock, electronica, hiphop, new jazz, modern composition, traditional musics and beyond.

Supernormal media partners Wire Magazine will be replacing the pen for the vinyl as they play selected tracks for a D.J set. We expect great aural pleasures.

Your chance to DJ in the bar. bring along 5 tunes every morning – first come first served!

**DJ in the bar tent** Bring along your best or worst morning tunes on Sat & Sun morning 10-11am. First come first served, any format.