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 Full lineup for Electric Funeral Fest IV

Posted by Loren on April 6, 2019

Full lineup for Electric Funeral Fest IV
Full lineup for Electric Funeral Fest IV

Taking place across three venues in Denver, CO from June 14-15, Electric Funeral Fest IV tickets are on sale. The Friday-Saturday festival features bands like Torche, Thou, Dead Meadow, Tombs, and Un, and is set at Hi Dive (21+), 3 Kings Tavern (21+), and Mutiny Information Cafe (all ages).

Hit the jump for a full, alphabetical, listing of artists who will perform.

Friday, June 14th Lineup (alphabetical):
Acid Witch
Against The Grain
Banquet
Bewitcher
Dead Now
Deathchant
Destroyer Of Light
Fathers
Fossil Blood
Greenbeard
Hexxus
Love Gang
Oryx
Royal Thunder
Sourvein
Thou
Tia Carrera
Velnias

Saturday, June 15th Lineup (alphabetical):
Bummer
Call Of The Void
Casket Huffer
Chrome Waves
Dead Meadow
Dizz Brew
Fotocrime
Gozu
Horseneck
Red Mesa
Sun Voyager
Teeth
The Lion's Daughter
The Munsens
Thra
Tombs
Torche
Trapped Within Burning Machinery
Un
Yatra

Pictured: Dead Meadow

Full lineup for Electric Funeral Fest IV
Full lineup for Electric Funeral Fest IV

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