Festival No. 0000098 · Est. 2008
Who's playing, and when
Festival lineup
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Voices from the field
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Where it happens
The details
- Venue
- Sled Island 2009
- City
- Calgary, Canada
Somewhere to sleep it off
Where to stay
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For the record
About the artists
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Andrew W.K. was born on 9 May 1979. Plays hard rock, heavy metal, piano rock, pop rock, punk rock, rock. -
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Holy Fuck formed in Toronto, Canada, in 2004. Plays electronic, electronic rock, instrumental, post-rock.
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Japandroids formed in 2006, and split up in 2024, after 18 years. Plays garage rock, indie rock, noise pop, noise rock, post-hardcore.
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Japanther formed in Brooklyn, United States, in 2001.
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King Khan was born in Montreal, Canada, on 24 January 1977.
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Ladyhawk formed in Vancouver, Canada, on 27 February 2004.
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Malajube formed in Montreal, Canada, in 2004.
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The Breeders formed in Boston, United States, in 1989. Plays alternative rock, indie rock, noise pop.
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Woodhands formed in Montreal, Canada, in 2005. Plays dance-punk, dance-punk revival, electroclash, electronica, indie rock, indietronica, new rave.
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Woodpigeon formed in Calgary, Canada, in 2006.