The festival opens on Friday 26 September with an audience with Wyatt, which coincides with the publication of his authorised biography by Marcus O'Dair.
A full day of events follow on Saturday 27 September, including audiences with Carla Bozulich and Paul Gilroy, plus talks by Angliss, Mark Fisher, David Keenan and Julian Henriques.
Blunt will perform Black Metal: A Reading on Sunday 28 September, while the closing concert, dubbed Mississippi Records On Tour, will feature acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Anderson and Earth cellist Goldston, alongside Brian Mumform's Dragging An Ox Through Water.
Jonny Trunk will be the festival’s resident DJ.
Off The Page is an international literary festival organised by The Wire magazine and dedicated to contemporary sound and music.
This year, The Wire has hooked up with the Qu Junktions and the Arnolfini Centre for Contemporary Arts to put together a programme that addresses issues in contemporary music, from the history of recording to the legacy of industrial culture.
Day tickets cost between £8 and £10, while weekend passes are priced at £30. For more information, and to buy tickets, please visit http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=ARNOLFINI&organ_val=26385&schedule=list&event_val=0F4C
A full day of events follow on Saturday 27 September, including audiences with Carla Bozulich and Paul Gilroy, plus talks by Angliss, Mark Fisher, David Keenan and Julian Henriques.
Blunt will perform Black Metal: A Reading on Sunday 28 September, while the closing concert, dubbed Mississippi Records On Tour, will feature acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Anderson and Earth cellist Goldston, alongside Brian Mumform's Dragging An Ox Through Water.
Jonny Trunk will be the festival’s resident DJ.
Off The Page is an international literary festival organised by The Wire magazine and dedicated to contemporary sound and music.
This year, The Wire has hooked up with the Qu Junktions and the Arnolfini Centre for Contemporary Arts to put together a programme that addresses issues in contemporary music, from the history of recording to the legacy of industrial culture.
Day tickets cost between £8 and £10, while weekend passes are priced at £30. For more information, and to buy tickets, please visit http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=ARNOLFINI&organ_val=26385&schedule=list&event_val=0F4C
