35 Denton

35 Denton (formerly NX35 and 35 Conferette) was an annual 3-day music festival that took place in the burgeoning arts corridor of downtown Denton, Texas. The festival was programmed each March the week prior to the music portion of SXSW in Austin, Texas.

35 Denton was organized by a core staff of volunteers. The music festival has featured many nationally touring acts, such as The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, Local Natives, Portugal. The Man, The Flaming Lips, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Mountain Goats, Bun B, Devin the Dude, Dr. Dog, Big Boi, Reggie Watts, The Civil Wars, Best Coast, Danny Brown, A Place to Bury Strangers, and more. Likewise, it also had a roster of notable local acts, such as Neon Indian, Midlake, Sarah Jaffe, Brave Combo, Riverboat Gamblers, Seryn, and more.

2005 – 2008: The Austin Years

During SXSW 2005, festival founder Chris Flemmons planted the seeds of 35 Denton in the soil of Big Red Sun, a floral design boutique in Austin. Thirteen Denton acts performed on a stage in the business's outdoor garden for an invite-only crowd of international journalists and industry types. The beer was free, the Tex-Mex was homemade, and the goal was uncomplicated: Show the world what Denton's all about. Flemmons called the event NX35: The Afternoon Party of the Other, Smaller, Music Town in Texas. In 2006, it took place at Club DeVille, and in 2007 and 2008, the party moved to Momo's. Some notable performers from the event's years in Austin include Centro-matic's Will Johnson, Midlake, Sarah Jaffe, and the Baptist Generals.

2009 – Present: The Denton Years

In 2009, after four years in Austin, Flemmons and a small staff of volunteers brought the day party home and turned it into a multi-day festival. The goal of showcasing Denton's performers and people did not change, but the name did: NX35 Music Conferette, which opened with a keynote address led by American Splendor creator Harvey Pekar. Before the inaugural festival ended, more than 4000 people had watched over 120 acts play on the stages of Denton's numerous clubs and coffeeshops.

In 2010, more than 250 acts performed on and around Denton's downtown square – to an estimated audience of 20,000 people. The event began with keynote speaker Steve Albini and featured a now storied free Saturday night performance by the Flaming Lips and Denton's own Midlake at the North Texas Fairgrounds. Other notable performers from this era include Neon Indian, Centro-matic, Health, The Black Angels, The Baptist Generals, Brave Combo, Sarah Jaffe, Monotonix, Riverboat Gamblers, and True Widow.

In 2011, the festival changed its name to 35 Conferette. The name wasn't the only big change, as the fest expanded into the streets of downtown Denton with the addition of three outdoor stages, one of which was on the courthouse lawn. Performers included a growing roster of national talent like Big Boi, Mavis Staples, Dr. Dog, Reggie Watts, Japanther, and Damien Jurado. In the months that followed, 35 Conferette was named Best Promotional Event of 2011 by the Texas Downtown Association. Festival founder Chris Flemmons handed the event's future to a new leadership staff led by Creative Director Kyle La Valley and Programming Director, Natalie Dávila. The festival's name changed to 35 Denton in July 2011.

In 2012, 35 Denton was headlined by The Jesus and Mary Chain – though they performed a few days later than anticipated. After visa issues prevented their Saturday night appearance, the band played the following Wednesday at the North Texas Fairgrounds, with Ty Segall as an opening act. Other notable 2012 acts included Built to Spill, Bun B, The Raincoats, OM, Best Coast, Thee Oh Sees, and Dum Dum Girls.

In 2013, 35 Denton featured performances by Solange, Sleep, Roky Erickson, Com Truise, Silver Apples, Killer Mike, Thee Oh Sees, Akron/Family, Man Man, Mikal Cronin, Mac DeMarco, Beach Fossils, Reigning Sound, Marnie Stern, Soul Clap, and the live Texas debut of Thurston Moore's side-project Chelsea Light Moving.

After 2013, La Valley and Dávila left the festival leadership and the organization's primary investors withdrew funding. The festival did not take place in 2014, opting instead to take a year off to reorganize and locate new investors. During this time, a new Denton music festival in Oaktopia was formed to run opposite 35 Denton in the fall of each year.

In 2015, 35 Denton returned under the theme "Back To The Music", and featured performances by the 1970s The Zombies, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Chastity Belt (band), Lowell (musician), S U R V I V E, and the reunion performance of Ten Hands (band) led by local musician Paul Slavens.

In 2016, was headlined by the soul artist Charles Bradley (singer) and his Extraordinaires, hip-hop throwback Biz Markie, and Eliot Sumner, the child of English rock musician Sting (musician). Other notable performances were by Electric Six, Fat Tony (rapper), Class Actress, Tacocat, Sheer Mag, Alesia Lani and the Mydolls.

The 2017 event was canceled without firm plans to revive the festival.

A unique aspect of the festival is its evolving name and image; each change coming from a different impetus.

Lineups By Year Edit

2009 NX35 Conferette, March 12–15
Performing Artists:
Brave Combo
Centro-matic
Possessed by Paul James
Monotonix
James McMurtry
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
Sarah Jaffe
Tomorrowpeople
True Widow
Spectacle (band)
The A.M. Ramblers
American Werewolf Academy
The Angelus
beep beep (band)
The Boom Boom Box
Bosque Brown
The Botticellis
Boyfriends Inc.
Bridges and Blinking Lights
Doug Burr
Chameleon Chamber Group
Bart Davenport
Dead Twins
Delmore Pilcrow
The Diamond Center
Dirtfoot
Dust Congress
Electric Toy Danger
Ella Minnow
Febrifuge
Fishboy
Daniel Folmer
Laura Gibson
Robert Gomez
Grassfight
The Grey Company
Ham1
The Heartstring Stranglers
The Heelers
History At Our Disposal
The Hudsons
IDIGINIS
Mathias Isassi
KatsüK
LA GUERRILLA
Audrey Lapraik
Last of the Interceptors
Leatherwood
Like Trains & Taxis
Madeline
The Mad Scientists
The Make Believers
Matthew and the Arrogant Sea
Mike Miller
Mom
Dan Montgomery
Moth Fight
The Naptime Shake
Nervous Curtains
The New Science Projects
The Odd Primes
Opaque
The Orbans
Parata
Pinebox Serenade
Record Hop
Riverboat Gamblers
RTB2
Shiny Around the Edges
The Show Is The Rainbow
The Silver Arrows
The Slow Burners
Claire Small
Spooky Folk
Starhead
Stumptone
Sugar and Gold
Swedish Teens
Sybris
Tame . . . Tame, and Quiet
Telegraph Canyon
The Timeline Post
The Theater Fire
Vortexas
Warren Jackson Hearne and the Merrie Murdre of Gloomadeers
We Are Villains
Young Mammals
The Zest of Yore

2010 NX35 Conferette, March 11–14
Performing Artists:
The Flaming Lips
Midlake
Stardeath and White Dwarfs
Neon Indian
Western Vinyl
Andrew Tinker
Snarky Puppy
HEALTH
BigBang
The Walkmen
Sleep Whale
Kaboom
French Horn Rebellion
Slobberbone
Sarah Jaffe
The Low Lows
The Kissaway Trail
Julianna Barwick
Robert Ellis
Pattern is Movement
Via Audio
The Middle East
Fergus & Geronimo
Pure Ecstasy
Final Club
This Will Destroy You
Autumn Owls
DJ MomJeans
FELILI
The POLYCORNS
The Black Angels
Pigeon John
Quiet Company
Natalia Mallo
PVC Street Gang
Colour Music
Br’er
Zorch
Record Hop
The Laughing
Trebuchet
History At Our Disposal
Nervous Curtains
.E
420 Blues
A Shorline Dream
A.M. Ramblers
Anonymous Culture
Babar
Baruch the Scribe
Birds & Batteries
Boxcar Bandits
Bridges & Blinking Lights
Buffalo Clover
Caleb Ian Campbell
Carrie Rodriguez
Claire Morales
Cocky Americans
Corporate Park
Curvette
Damaged Good$
Dan Montgomery
Daniel Folmer
Dear Human
Delmore Pilcrow
Dem Southernfolkz
Dim Locator
Doug Burr
Doug Gillard
Drive Like Maria
Dust Congress
Eaton Lake Tonics
Electric Electric
Evangelicals
Feathers
Fishboy
Floating Action
Florene
Follow That Bird!
Fox and the Bird
Fur
Galapaghost
Giggle Party
GioSafari
Glen Farris
Grandfather Child
Green Corn Revival
Guitar George Trio
Ha Ha Tonka
Handbrake
Har Herrar
Hard Times
Harvey Sid Fisher
Hello Lover
Here Holy Spain
Hog Pig
Horse Feathers
hotel hotel
I Heart Lung
I-45
Icarus Himself
Indian Jewelry
Ishi
Jack With One Eye
Jacob Metcalf
Jenn Gooch
Jessie Frye
Joe Pug
Jookabox
Jupiter One
Lane & Paul
Le Not So Hot Klub de Denton
Little Birds
Manned Missiles
Mariachi Quetzal
Math the Band
Matthew and the Arrogant Sea
Minorcan
Monastery
Moth Fight
Mount Righteous
Museum Creatures
My Empty Phantom
Native Lights
New Science Projects
Nicholas Altobelli
OK Sweetheart
Ola Podrida
Orange Peel Sunshine
Oso Closo
Parata
Paul Benjaman Band
Peasant
Peopleodian
Pinebox Serenade
Points North
Pomegranates
RTB2
Robert Gomez
Robot Arm
Roy Robertson
Saboteur
Sabra Laval
Sarah Reddington
Sarah Renfro
Seryn
Shiny Around the Edges
Small Time Ruffians
Smile Smile
Sore Losers
Spooky Folk
Strangers Family Band
Summer of Glaciers
Sunnybrook
Telegraph Canyon
The Angelus
The Beaten Sea
The Clouds Are Ghosts
The Contingency Clause
The Crash That Took Me
the cut off
The Daily Beat
The Demigs
The Diamond Center
The Fieros
The Great Tyrant
The Hand Combine
The Heelers
The Jakeys
The Lonesome Heroes
The Naptime Shake
The POLYCORNS
The Phuss
The River Mouth
The Rocketboys
The Shakes
The Slow Burners
The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt!
The Timeline Post
The Virgin Wolves
The Wellington Lights
This Old House
Thunder Power
Trespassers William
Unwed Sailor
Vexed UK
Warren Jackson Hearne and the Merrie Murdre of Gloomadeers
Welcome Signs
Western Giants
Whiskey Folk Ramblers
White Drugs
Woven Bones
Writer
Yeahdef
Young and Brave
Zlam Dunk
Day Programming:
Thursday

"DFW, the Arts, and the Future"; A Roundtable Discussion
"Where We Hear Local Music"
"Music Makers Mixer"
Friday

Keynote: Steve Albini
"From the Physical to the Digital"
"Drink and Think: Is Midlake Better Than Miley Cyrus?"; (If, how so? If not, then what the hell are we doing?)
Saturday

"The Ever Shifting Live Music Landscape in DFW"
"The Changing Nature of Music Journalism"
Sunday

"Words and Music By:"
"40 Bands/80 Minutes!"
"Many Songs Told"
The Eight Track Museum:
Earotica Music storeowner and music producer Bucks Burnett brought his extensive and unusual eight track collection to NX35.
The event presented rare tapes, promotional materials, and ephemera related to the popular history of the format. Materials of note within the museum collection include 500 sealed eight tracks by The Rutles (with the original shipping cartons), a three-pack eight track box set of recordings by The Beatles, and thirty sealed eight tracks by Elvis Presley (in their original RCA Records shipping carton).

In conjunction with the exhibition opening, Burnett curates a special exhibition entitled "Metal Machine Music: 35 Years" focused on the thirty-fifth anniversary of the release of Lou Reed's infamous 1975 double album, featuring eight tracks of many of Reed's legendary projects and associates, including rare sealed tapes from The Velvet Underground, Nico, and more.

2011 35 Conferette, March 10–13
Performing Artists:
Big Boi
Mavis Staples
Local Natives
Dr. Dog
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart
!!!
Portugal. The Man
Gayngs
Cut Chemist
Reggie Watts
Sarah Jaffe
Secret Sisters
Dan Deacon
Miami Horror
Kid Koala
A Place to Bury Strangers
How to Dress Well
Esben and the Witch
Big Freedia
Japanther
Damien Jurado
Parts & Labor
Lost In the Trees
Pictureplane
Viva Voce (band)
Mister Heavenly
Houses
Royal Bangs
Colour Revolt
Nite Jewel
Delicate Steve
No Joy
The Mumlers
CoolRunnings
Reading Rainbow
Young Buffalo
Pterodactyl
Now, Now (then known as Now, Now Every Children)
Slobberbone
Davila666
Mother Falcon
Woven Bones
Dominique Young Unique
David Dondero
Database
Franz Nicolay
Southeast Engine
Santah
Sugar & Gold
Yip Deceiver
Parachute Musical
Possessed By Paul James
Mondo Drag
The Sour Notes
Jessica Lea Mayfield
Atlantic/Pacific
The Holler Time
.357 Lover
4th & Inches
Achtone!
Adventure
Adventures in Magnetism
Air Review
Alphabet
Analog Rebellion
Anonymous Culture
A Smile Full of Ale
Babar
Backside Pick
Banda Eclipse
Baring Teeth
Baruch the Scribe
Beans
Birds & Batteries
Blissed out
Boom Boom Box
Bosque Brown
Brainstorm
Bravo, Max!
Broadcast Sea
BrownChicken BrownCow StringBand
Caleb Ian Campbell
Clear Soul Forces
Cleeman
Clint Niosi
Cocky Americans
Crown Imperial
Curvette
Damaged Good$
Danny Rush and the Designated Drivers
Database
Dave Smalley
David Dondero
David Mayfield Parade
Dead Twins
Dear Human
deep Snapper
Delmore Pilcrow
Dem Southerfolkz
Diamond Age
Dim Locator
DJ Mom Jeans
Doug Burr
Drew Phelps
Dust Congress
Eaton Lake Tonics
El Cento
Ella Minnow
Fate Lions
Final Club
Fishboy
Florene
Fresh Milions
Generationals
Giggle Party
Glen Farris
Grass Widow
Heartstring Stranglers
Here Holy Spain
High Tension Wires
Hormones
Horray 4 Earth
Horse Thief
Hosannas
Hotel Hotel
Hoyotoho
In Tall Buildings
Ivan and Alyosha
J. Charles & the Trainrobbers
Jeremy Buller
Jessie Frye
John Grant
Kaboom
Kampfgrounds
KB and the Boo Bonic
Land Mammals
Leg Sweeper
Les Americains
Little Lo
Lo-Fi Chorus
Lost in the Trees
Magnum Octopus
Maleveller
Maneja Beto
Man Factory
Manned Missiles
Mansions
Matthew and the Arrogant Sea
Midnite Society
MiniBoone
Monahans
Moon
Museum Creatures
Myopic
Nervous Curtains
New Science Projects
Nicolas Altobelli
Novaak
Oh Lewis
OK Sweetheart
On After Dark
Orange Peel Sunshine
O’Death
Paper Robot
Paul Benjamin Band
Peopleodian
Pictureplace
Pinebox Serenade
Power Trip
Prince Rama
Pujol
Pure X
Record Hop
Richard the Lionhearted
Royal Thunder
Roy Robertson
RTB2
Saboteur
Sans Soleil
Santah
Santcus Bellum
Sarah Renfro
Seryn
Sextape
Shiny Around the Edges
Skeleton Coast
Somebody’s Darling
Soviet
Sphynx
Spooky Folk
Spring Standards
Sugar Glyder
Summer Ames
Summer of Glaciers
Sundress
Sun Hotel (patio)
Survive
Swedish Teens
Telegraph Canyon
The Angelus
The Beaten Sea
The Bizarro Kids
The Boxcar Bandits
The Cush
The Demigs
The Flowers of God
The Hanna Barbarians
The Hope Trust
The Jakeys
The League of Extraordinary Gz
The Lonesome Heroes
The Manichean
The Naptime Shake
The Non
The Orbans
The Panda Resistance
The Slow Burners
The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt
The Virgin Wolves
The Wee-Beasties
Tidal Waves
Tiger Darrow
Turbo Fruits
Two Knights
Vexed UK
Violent Squid
Vulgar Fashion
Wesley Allen Hartley and the Traveling Trees
Westboro Butchers
Western Giants
Western Skies
Whiskey Folk Ramblers
White Arrows
White Denim
White Mountain
Young and Brave
Zest of Yore
Zorch
Day Programming:
Thursday

"Music Business Legal Checklist: Five Things You Better Think About and Do"
Friday

"DFW Is The New Black!""
"Dirty Always Live Like a Soldier: Dallas' Influence on Hip-Hop"
"Kool Thing: Women and Power in Rock and Roll"
"What Is the Soul of the city?"; a special Drink and Think event at 35 Conferette
Saturday

"Monetizing Music in a Free Economy -or- Music's Free... Deal with it."
"Grammy Music Makers/New Member Mixer"

35 Denton 2012 March 8–11, 2012
Performing Artists:
The Jesus and Mary Chain
Built to Spill
Bun B
Best Coast
The Mountain Goats
Devin the Dude
Ty Segall
The Raincoats
John Vanderslice
OM
Atlas Sound
Thee Oh Sees
Dum Dum Girls
Danny Brown
Designer Drugs
The Hood Internet
El Ten Eleven
Class Actress
Oberhofer
Light Asylum
Gardens & Villa
Peaking Lights
High Places
G-Side
Main Attrakionz
Wooden Wand
Cowboy and Indian
Teengirl Fantasy
Night Beats
Bleached
Finn Riggins
Bare Wires
Cities Aviv
Julianna Barwick
R. Stevie Moore
Milo Greene
The Pass
Psychic Ills
Pond
The Baptist Generals
MillionYoung
True Widow
Evangelicals
White Fence
Wet Hair
Woodsman
Dinosaur Feathers
Purling Hiss
Sleep ∞ Over
M.A.K.U SoundSystem
RACES
Mikal Cronin
Mannequin Men
Xray Eyeballs
Natural Child
David Ramirez
Psychedelic Horseshit
American Royalty
Aan
the Rassle
Chapter 24
Danny Malone
The Romany Rye
Tropical Ooze
Sun Araw
-topic
A.M. Ramblers
Air Review
An Absence of Color
Babar
Backwater Opera
Bad Design
Bad Sports
Baruch The Scribe
Bethan
Boxcar Bandits
Buxton
Cartwright
Clint Niosi
Comanche
Coves
Cowboy Indian Bear
Damaged Goods
Daniel Francis Doyle
Danny Rush and the DDs
Diamond Age
Dim Locator
Doom Ghost
Doug Burr
Dust Congress
Eat Avery’s Bones
Ella Minnow
Ex Cops
Family Friend
Final Club
Fishboy
Fox and the Bird
Hares on the Mountain
Here Holy Spain
The Holler Time
Idiots
Jack Wilson
Jacob Metcalf
Jay Fresh
Jeremy Buller
Jessie Frye
Juve
Kiwi Sisters
Legsweeper
Lily Taylor
Magnet School
Manned Missiles
Mary Walker
Mexican Lions
Midnite Society
Mittenfields
Museum Creatures
My Education
Neeks
New Science Projects
Noonday Morningstar
OK Sweetheart
Old Snack
Old Warhorse
Onward, Soldiers
Peopleodian
Public Dims
Roy Robertson
RTB2
Sam Robertson
Sans Soleil
Savaging Spires
Schmillion
Sealion
Seth Sherman
Shaolin Death Squad
Shiny Around The Edges
Sore Losers
Soviet
Spitfire Tumbleweeds
Spookeasy
Spooky Folk
Summer of Glaciers
Sundress
Terminator 2
The Angelus
The Blurries
The Boom Bang
The Burning Hotels
The Commodores
The Demigs
The Eastern Sea
The Hope Trust
The House Harkonnen
The Jakeys
The O’s
The Phuss
The Rich Hands
The Spectacle
The Tontons
The Treelines
Treasure Hunt
Trebuchet
Two Knights
Vaults of Zin
VIDEO
Violent Squid
War Party
Warren Jackson Hearne and the Leek Electronique
Whiskey Folk Ramblers
Wild Moccasins
Wiretree
Young and Brave
Yeadef
Zorch
Day Programming:
Thursday

"Grammy/Entertainment Law Panel"
"Industry Mixer"
"Social Media Panel"
Friday

"Booking Panel"
"Maker's Panel"
"Art of Rock"
Saturday

"Get In The Van"
"Gear & Tape Panel"
"Words & Music"

The Hot Wet Mess

In May 2012, 35 Denton announced a one-day end of summer party to take place on September 1, 2012 entitled 'The Hot Wet Mess.' The festival's first venture into event production outside the 35 Denton festival took place at the North Texas Fairgrounds and featured Black Lips, No Age, Reggie Watts, Big Freedia, Unknown Mortal Orchestra as well as local acts Fergus & Geronimo, DJ Sober and RTB2. The event was sponsored by Vitamin Water and Corona Light, and consisted of attractions such as a water slide to overlook the stage.

2013 35 Denton, March 7–10
Performing Artists:
Solange Knowles
Sleep
Camera Obscura
Thurston Moore's Chelsea Light Moving
Roky Erickson
Beach Fossils
Killer Mike
Reigning Sound
Thee Oh Sees
Eyehategod
Man Man
Astronautalis
The Spits
Silver Apples
Com Truise
Akron/Family
Born Ruffians
The Soft Moon
Merchandise
Brutal Juice
Wayne Hancock
Prurient
The Cannabinoids feat. Sarah Jaffe
Expo '70
Soul Clap Dance Off
Scott H. Biram
Poolside
Mac DeMarco
Prince Rama
Marnie Stern
The Ruby Suns
Pallbearer
White Lung
Houndmouth
Locrian
Antwon
You Won't
Fossil Collective
The Last Bison
Ghost Wave
Hey Marseilles
Talk Normal
The Hunters
Gap Dream
OBN IIIs
Fat Tony
Sinkane
Audactiy
Roomrunner
Gary War
The Coathangers
Destruction Unit
Delicate Steve
Shannon and the Clams
Valleys
Odonis Odonis
True Widow
Dustin Wong
John Wesley Coleman
Nu Sensae
Cloudland Canyon
Idiot Glee
Whirr
Deep Sea Diver
K.Flay
Kingdom
Prince William
L-Vis 1990
Bok Bok
Dana Falconberry
Ralph White
Brainstorm
Jamaican Queens
Calvin Love
Naomi Punk
Gypsyblood
Summer Twins
Burnt Ones
Dizzy Daniel Moorehead ft. Attila Shaaran
White Fang
The Memories
Pangea
Colleen Green
Video
Mind Spiders
How I Quit Crack
-topic
A.dD+
A.M. Ramblers
AV The Great
Acid Baby Jesus
Babar
Bad Design
Bad Idea
Biographies
Black James Franco
Blackstone Rangers
Blessin’
Bosque Brown
Boxcar Bandits
Brutal Juice
Buxton
Codetalkers
Catamaran
Cerulean Giallo
Communion
Cutter
Daniel Francis Doyle
Danny Rush and the DD’s
Datahowler
Deep Throat
Def Rain
Delmore Picrow
Diamond Age
Dim Locator
Dove Hunter
Dust Congress
Eat Avery’s Bones
Ella Minnow
Ethereal and The Queer Show
Fab Deuce
Final Club
Fungi Girls
Ghost to Falco
H.I. Jr.
Hell Shovel
Hares on the Mountain
Holy Wave
Hormones
Isaac Hoskins
Jeremy Buller
Jessie Frye
Juve
Kid Prison
King Automatic
La Migra
Lily Taylor
Little Birds
Los Vigilantes
Magic Milk
Madisons
Mariachi Quetzal
Mary Walker
Melting Season
Midday Vail
Midnite Society
Missions
My Education
Nervous Curtains
Nicholas Altobelli
Old Snack
Old Warhorse
PVC Street Gang
Pageantry
Paper Robot
Peopleodian
Pinebox Serenade
Pinkish Black
Power Trip
Prince Rama
Quaker City Night Hawks
RTB2
Savage and the Big Beat
Sealion
Secret Cakes
Shiny Around The Edges
Skeleton Coast
Seth Sherman
So Far Sofari
Somebody’s Darling
Sore Losers
Space Camp Death Squad
Spooky Folk
Strange Towers
TC
TV Ghost
Team Tomb
Telegraph Canyon
Terminator 2
The Angelus
The Atomic Tanlines
The Blurries
The Great Depressions
The O’s
The Satans of Soft Rock
The Treelines
The Well
Track Meet
Ulnae
Vaults of Zin
Violent Squid
Vulgar Fashion
WAR PARTY
Warren Jackson Hearne and Le Leek Electronique
Western Skies
Whiskey Folk Ramblers
Yeahdef
Zorch
Day Programming:
Friday

Little d After Dark presents: "Beer and Tacos with The Pink Antler!"
"In The Mix Denton: Music Industry Networking Reception"
Saturday

"Internet Created the Video Star"
"Will Play For Tips: 5 Legal Tips for Musicians/Artists/Songwriters"
"A City, a College, and a Creative Class"
Sunday

35 Denton presents: "The Spiderweb Salon"

2015 35 Denton, March 13–15
Performing Artists:
The Zombies
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Ten Hands
Jacco Gardner
S U R V I V E
Cymbals Eat Guitars
Year of the Bear
Chastity Belt
Be Forest
Lowell
Cheerleader
Icky Blossoms
The Dry Season
The Human Circuit
Slobberbone
Ded Kra-Z & Princess Eud
Corners
Monk Parker
Empire Machines
RC & The Gritz
Happyness
Daniel Romano
The Memories
Paige Bryan
Boyfrndz
Well Hung Heart
Residual Kid
Kim and The Created
Capsula
The Lonely Wild
Born Cages
Danny Malone
Juan Wauters
White Reaper
Ruby the RabbitFoot
Ayron Jones and The Way
Low Cut Connie
Emily & The Complexes
Cobalt Cranes
Choctaw Wildfire
Gold Beach
The Mike Dillon Band
Conrad Clifton
Monogold
Mind Spiders
La Guerre
35MM
A.M.Ramblers
Adrienne Tooley
Allie Lauren
American Werewolf Academy
Ayron Jones
Telegraph Canyon
Bad Beats
Bashe
Beach Day
Bee Caves
Big Whyte
Biographies
Bird Meets Winter
Black James Franco
Blaire Alise & The Bombshells
Blank-Men
Blue Bear
Bonafide Blues
Boxcar Bandits
Boy + Kite
Brave Young Lion
Brenna Manzare
Brocka
Brutal Juice
Bukkake Moms
Bummer Vacation
Carson McHone
Catamaran
Champagne Shotgun
Character.
Chase Ryan & The Grave
Chinaski, The Fury
Circling Drones
Claire Morales
Cleanup
Clint Niosi
Conroy and The Cattlemen
Cornhole
County Rexford
Cozy Hawks
Curvette
DEERPEOPLE
DJ Super Will
DJG
DREAMERS
Daniel Markham
Danny Diamonds
Dave Coulter
Dave Willingham Project
Dead Leaf Echo
Dead Mockingbirds
Def Rain
Delmore Picrow
Diamond Age
Dim Locator
Dome Dwellers
Doug Burr
Dove Hunter
Eat Avery’s Bones
Eisentanz
Endless Caverns
Ethereal and The Queer Show
Experimental Aircraft
E’clat
FUNDAMENTAL.
Fab Deuce
Felt & Fur
Forever & Everest
Fred Thomas
Free Weed
French 75
Future Self
GAR GAR
GO DARK
Genuine Leather
Glitterature
Goldenjoy
Grace London
Grave City
Homeshake
Hale Baskin
Hares on the Mountain
Helen Kelter Skelter
Hollis Brown
Hustle Roses
International Sparkdome
Isaac Hoskins
It Hurts To Be Dead
Jack Wilson
Jamaican Queens
Jason Weems
Jay Killa
Jazz Mills & Corey Baum
Jeremy Buller
Jessie Frye
Josh Halverson
Juicy the Emissary
Kaela Sinclair
Knifight
Kody Jackson
Kydd
LAZY
Larry Chin
Layer Cake
Leggy
Leoncarlo
Little Jack Melody
Lonesome Doves
Los de Esta Noche
Maddy Ellwanger
Madi Davis
Madisons
Marathons and Unicorns
Marie Davidson
Matthew Bell
Matthew and the Arrogant Sea
Meatbodies
Merli & Spumante
Michael Rault
Mike Dillon & Carl Finch
Milkdrive
Mink Coats
moth face
Music Bear Tony Banks
My Education
Mydolls
Mystery Lights
Nervous Curtains
Nite
OK Sweetheart
Old Potion
Old Warhorse
PHZ-Sicks
PVC Street Gang
Party Static
Pearl Earl
Pinebox Serenade
Pleasant Grove
Quaker City Nighthawks
RTB2
Radioactivity
Rat Fist
Richard Gilbert
Robo Cougar
Roger Sellers
STARPARTY
Scrote’s Double Bari Sax Attack
Sealion
Shaprece
She Banshee
Singing Bowl Lady with Jeffrey Barnes
Skagg Phillips
Sky Window
SkyAcre
Sleeperhold
Snow Wite[clarification needed] and the Wormhole Revue
Sol Kitchen
Somebody’s Darling
Something Called Nothing
Son of Stan
Space State
Special Mister Ed
Stu Brootal
Swandiver
Tattoo Money
Tex Smith
The 432Hz Ensemble
The Angelus
The Birds of Night
The Black Dotz
The Casual Pleasures
The Days
The Deer
The Demigs
The Dirty Lungs
The First Part
The Holler Time
The Hope Trust
The Kickstand Band
The Lonesome Band
The Prettiots
The Sal Show
The Spectacle
The Stockyard Playboys
The Willy Collins Band
Timothy Jarrod Smith & Hot Coffins
Tony Garcia Gragnano
Traan Raals
Troller
Two Cow Garage
Tyne Darling
Unmarked Graves
Urizen
Vinyl
Violent Squid
WAR PARTY
Wax Witches
We Are The Wilderness
Whiskey Folk Ramblers
Wildcat Apollo
Wire Nest
Wirewings
Year of the Bear
Zeifel
Robert Gomez
myopic
tomkat
voltRevolt
Warren Jackson Hearne & Le Leek Electronique
Day Programming:
Saturday

"Shamrock Social Run"
"Cigar Box Guitar Workshop"
"Spiderweb Salon"
Saturday [cont.]

"Local Label Panel"
"DIY Panel -or- Throw Your Own Damn Fest!"
"Will Play For Tips: Legal Tips for Artists, Musicians, and Songwriters"
Sunday

"Cherry Bombs: NTX's Queens of the Scene"

2016 35 Denton, March 13–15
Performing Artists:
Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires
Biz Markie
Eliot Sumner
Electric Six
Fat Tony
Class Actress
Tacocat
White Reaper
Sheer Mag
Purple
Vaadat Charigim
Hunny
Modern Vices
The Garden
AV The Great
Parlour Tricks
Son of Stan
Mydolls
Brothertiger
What Moon Things
Dixie Witch
Mothers
Chrome Pony
Calliope Musicals
Sudie
Big Ups
Washer
AMFMS
Dirty Dishes
Well Hung Heart
Megafauna
Ronnie Heart
Hikes
Otis the Destroyer
Acid Dad
Pansy Moon
My Education
Jessie Frye

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Abacaba
Alesia Lani
Alsace
Animal Spirit
Bad Beats
Bashe
Bereah
Boat Drinks
Breeze L
Brothers In Law
Cameron Matthew Ray
Chris Welch
Claire Morales
Convoy & The Cattlemen
Cornhole
Cozy Hawks
Crescendo
Crown Larks
Daniel Markham
Danny Diamonds
Dead Leaf Echo
Decora
Dim Locator
Dome Dwellers
Dove Hunter
Doug Funnie
Felt & Fur
Fee Lion
Friday Mean
FUNDAMENTAL.
Future Self
Gar Gar
Goldenjoy
Gum
Hares on the Mountain
Helen Kelter Skelter
Hella Zealous
Holly Macve
In Memory of Man
Jas Patrick
J. Finn
J K P K
Jonas Martin
Joy Again
Kalo
Keytari
Killmama
Kim Nall & The Fringe
Kinetica
Kody Jackson
Küken
Larry Chin
Legacy
Leoncarlo
LEV
Love & The Zealous
Löwin
Loyal Sally
Manantial de Fuego
Marathons and Unicorns
Maximiliano Calvo
Melissa Ratley
Mtn. Air
Mountain of Smoke
Mountain Song
Music Bear Tony Banks
My Gold Mask
Nazeem & Spencer Joles
Nervous Curtains
Nightmare Air
Nite
North By North
Northern National
OK Sweetheart
Paul Slavens
Pearl Earl
Prism Cloud
Rat Rios
Reagan James
Relick
Repel The Robot
Richard Gilbert
Rodger Delaney
RTB2
Scott Danbom
Seres
Shaolin Death Squad
Shivering Timbers
Shmu
Siamese
Skagg Phillips
Stef Chura
Supersonic Lips
Swandiver
Teen Slut
Tesha
The Angelus
The Birds of Night
The Brevet
The Daniel Green Show
The Demigs
The Foreign Resort
The Green Hour Residency
The Heavy Hands
The Madisons
The Raven Charter
The Single Issues
The Van Allen Belt
The Wee Beasties
Thin Skin
Timothy Jarrod Smith & Hot Coffins
Tomkat
Ultra Violent Rays
Vanessa Peters
V V O E S
Vodeo
Warren Jackson Hearne
Wild Bill
Wildcat Apollo
Will Johnson
William Austin Clay
Wirewings
Wiving
Day Programming:
Saturday

"Level Up Your Booking"
"Recording in The Age of Everything"
"Lawyers Are Your Friends"
Sunday

"Drone Church" at Sprocket's Bike Shop
"Spiderweb Salon"