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Tune-Yards and Mary Lattimore have been added to the bill, alongside a number of others
Green Man has confirmed a second wave of acts playing its 2022 edition this August.
Among those newly added to the lineup are Tune-Yards, Mary Lattimore, Nathan Fake, The Long Blondes, Penelope Isles, and DJs Sofia Kourtesis and Nia Archives. They join the previously announced likes of Kraftwerk, Beach House, Metronomy, Low, Jenny Hval and Parquest Courts at the Brecon Beacons festival this summer.
Green Man will take place from August 18 to 21, 2022. Find more information here.
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