The Skints have been announced to close the main stage on Sunday at LeeFest in South East London this July. While rising stars London Grammar have also been added to join an eclectic line-up that already features Noisettes, Delphic & King Charles.

It has also been announced that To Kill a King will be bringing a special edition of their monthly London event Play All The Things to the festival too, including sets from Spring Offensive and Joshua Idehen of Benine City. The festival also confirmed sets from Stagecoach, Young Romance and Victoria & Jacob. 

The following acts are also set to appear across the festival’s four stages: Stanton Warriors, Friends, The Other Tribe, Clean Bandit, Public Service Broadcasting, Lulu James, Stealing Sheep, Dark Sky, Thumpers.

The festival will play host to a wide variety of artistic collectives working in collaboration with the homegrown festival for entertainment beyond the music. Collaborations range from comedy, theatre, poetry and illustration to installation art, ping pong, and arts and crafts. Party collective Wonderland return to their regular LeeFest spot to host the annual paint fight, as well as a new addition for 2013 – glitter wrestling!

Named 2012’s “Best Independent Festival” by the Association of Independent Music, the festival has recently grabbed headlines for taking the extraordinary step of allowing fans to join its board of creative directors. By raising money through crowd funding website Kickstarter, the LeeFest organisers plan to double the size of the event whilst safeguarding the festival’s non-profit status.

LeeFest 2013 will take place on the 12^th, 13^th and 14^th of July at Highams Hill Farm, CR6 9PQ Tickets on sale here