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“Every artist involved in this year’s Meltdown festival means so much to me, both as a fan and a musician,” singer says<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tHarry Styles<\/a>, who will curate this year\u2019s Meltdown Festival<\/a> in London, has assembled a lineup that spans genres. Although the lengthy event, which will run at the Southbank Centre from June 11 to June 21, does not feature hard-rock hitmakers Kiss at all (let alone all the time), it does feature disco occasionally. Styles will perform a headlining set at the Royal Festival Hall on June 16, Rolling Stone UK <\/em>reports<\/a>. Details on tickets for his show have not yet been announced, but tickets for everything else go on sale Thursday.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cMusic is my life; every artist involved in this year\u2019s Meltdown festival means so much to me, both as a fan and a musician,\u201d Styles said in a statement. \u201cIt\u2019s a true honor to host legends who have paved the way for the generations that follow them, as well as new acts that have inspired me to push my creative boundaries.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tLCD Soundsystem<\/a> frontman James Murphy<\/a> will perform a DJ set, and electronic artist Jon Hopkins will perform a live set with multi-instrumentalist Maddie Ashman and composer Leo Abrahams. The Devont\u00e9 Hynes Ensembled is slated to perform new compositions, while singer and composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland will perform with his wife and artistic partner Elizabeth.<\/p>\n