Irish, British acts top preliminary ETEP results

143 ETEP shows have been confirmed just two months after ESNS, with Irish post-punkers Fontaines D.C. securing ten festival slots

Fontaines D.C at ESNS © Siese Veenstra

Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. and south London group Black Midi lead the way in the first results of Eurosonic Noorderslag’s (ESNS) European Talent Exchange Programme (ETEP), with ten and seven festival slots booked respectively.

ETEP aims to promote European music across the world, supporting the booking of emerging European talent at festivals in 37 countries. Two months on from the 33rd edition of ESNS, promising acts from the UK, the Netherlands, Denmark, Belarus and Belgium have…

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