More acts have been revealed for this year’s Otherlands Festival as organisers prepare for a return to Scone Palace.
The three-day festival made its debut last year, with thousands of revellers camping at the site on the edge of Perth.
Organisers have said this year’s event will be “bigger and better” than last year, promising music, art and culture.
Returning to Scone Palace between August 11 and 13, tickets are currently on sale.
It has been revealed electro DJ, Hunee, will be performing, alongside London based Australian artist, DJ Boring.
Austrian born Salute will headline ahead of his new album dropping this year, as will Esa Williams and FKA.M4A.
Scottish artists DJs K4CIE and Éclair Fifi will also be in the line-up.
Organisers previously announced club/garage duo Overmono, techno sensation Skin on Skin and Grammy nominated Mohawke, who has written for Kanye West and Drake will also preform and Nia Archives will perform.
For those wanting to enjoy other genres of music, punk band VLURE, Perthshire indie-pop band Parliamo and alt-pop duo Love Sick are also set to perform.
Sam Joss, Otherlands director, said: “After a resoundingly positive reaction to our initial acts’ announcement, we’re excited to share these latest additions to the impressive bill.
“We’ve been working hard to curate an incredible line-up and are beyond proud to keep the good news coming, with so many amazing DJs, artists and acts.
“I think the festival experience for our guests this year will go beyond all expectations.
“It’s certainly one you don’t want to miss!”
Otherlands is one of many festivals and gigs planned for Tayside this year, including BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend which is set to come to Dundee in May.
Tickets can be bought on the Otherlands website.
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