Travel, music and culture will all collide in a tropical paradise at Cult Excape Maldives from October 29th to November 21st 2021. For a few unforgettable days, this boutique festival invites you to escape from everyday life and sink deep into two luxury resorts in the Indian Ocean. Featuring non-stop entertainment and international DJs, world-class restaurants, bars, cafes, rich marina culture and much more, Cult Excape Maldives will be the holiday of a lifetime. This is the very first festival of its kind in the region and all-inclusive tickets start at just AED 4995 per person. This Halloween, Cult Excape Maldives invites you to build your own virtue and experience a truly dream-like reality in a utopian location. It will be packed with all sorts of grown-up escapades and stunning vistas for an all-in-one price that includes food, drink and local transfers so the only other expense is your flight.
This all-new compact and cultured festival takes place in the incredible lifestyle hub that is Crossroads Maldives, which includes two high-class resorts in the Hard Rock Hotel Maldives and Saii Lagoon Maldives. The resort is nestled amongst the exotic Kaafu Atoll and Emboodhoo Lagoon with endless white-sand beaches, towering palms trees and breathtaking ocean views that allow you to gaze at the awe-inspiring sun as it rises and falls each day. A gorgeous marina walk connects both multi-integrated resorts which make the intimate and secluded areas your own adult playgrounds.
The picture-perfect resort offers all sorts of magical experiences and luxury, all-inclusive packages. Picture yourself swimming with whales, partaking in wellness, yoga and stretching classes, saunas, steam room, plunge pool and enjoying a spa garden plus water sports, kayaking, pedal boats and snorkeling trips on the house reef. World-class DJs will soundtrack both day and night, and there will be magical events on beaches and in island pagodas with a special closing ceremony.
This is the third event from CULT EXCAPE following a pre-pandemic, invite-only and sold-out desert event in Dubai which happened at the height of the pandemic when no one in the world was dancing. Then came Cult Excape Maldives Chapter one right after the pandemic lockdown with just 150 lucky guests attending from all over the world in the midst of the restrictions. This new concept aims to bring a level of togetherness to the region and showcase the power of the talent available in the country on a global scale.
Cult Excape Maldives is a once in a lifestyle experience unlike any other. Places are strictly limited so act fast to secure your ticket to paradise.
For Bookings please visit the website or drop us an email or whats app on the links below
After having to be rescheduled because of covid , the sold out Blossoms show at Cambridge Junction finally happened. The band were supported by Fever and The Lathums. Our photographer Kane Howie was there to document the event. You can see his photos below and also see more photography by him at https://www.instagram.com/kanehowiephotography/
Amnesia recently came to Croatia for a huge take over to mark the closing week of the famous Zrce Beach.
It took place across all three open air venues right by the sea – Papaya, Noa and Kalpso and had a world class line up of names including Adam Beyer, Claptone, Marco Faraone, Kölsch, Luca Donzelli, and more.
As well as the non stop music there was plenty more to do such as sunset boat trips, BBQ fiesta, after beach parties, VIP packages and watersports.
The weather was gorgeous, the crowd was very cosmopolitain and the whole takeover played out with plenty of famous hedonistic Ibizan spirit.
We were there and here are some of the best photos from the week.
This September marks the 30 year anniversary of the opening of our London club, back in 1991. Inspired by New York’s cavernous house venues, our home was a derelict bus garage in South London. The first night had no alcohol, three flashing lights, moody security and unless you knew the names of at least half a dozen Chicago house DJs, you were never getting through the menacing, prison-like, gates.
Since then, Ministry of Sound has grown into one of the biggest electronic music brands in the world. Taking in an incredibly successful record label, global touring brand and most of all, cementing our London club as the most famous nightclub in the world.
To celebrate such a momentous occasion, we’re inviting you to a three-part celebration taking in all things Ministry of Sound. We’ve expertly curated three events championing each of the three main genres that have found a home in SE1.
Friday nights at Ministry of Sound are synonymous with Trance, so we’ve assembled the very best names from Trance old and new. The legend, Paul Van Dyk will be doing a special ’30 years of electronic music set’.
PVD will be joined in The Box by trance heavyweights Aly & Fila, Will Atkinson and John Askew. Over in 103 former residents Judge Jules and Tall Paul head up a celebration of that big room sound that has soundtracked so many nights on Gaunt Street.
Lineup: Paul Van Dyk, Aly & Fila, Will Atkinson, John Askew, Judge Jules, Tall Paul, Paul Thomas, Lottie, Alex Anderson, Ryan Spicer & more
Next up in our triple-threat birthday, you can enjoy a full day of back to back old (and not so old) Skool UKG – a genre that grew out of Ministry of Sound afterparties before becoming one of the most loved sounds at the club.
We’ve got very special live guests Heartless Crew, joining an all-star team of UKG DJs including DJ Zinc, Todd Edwards B2B Majestic, Matt ‘Jam’ Lamont, Zed Bias, Sunship, SHOSH, Martin ‘Liberty’ Larner and Perception.
Lineup: DJ Zinc, Todd Edwardsb2b Majestic, Matt ‘Jam’ Lamont, Zed Bias, Sunship, Heartless Crew & more
Finally, Saturday night will take us back to the earliest days of Ministry and the genre most intertwined with our thirty-year history. House music has been our first and most enduring love, so it’s only right that Saturday night sees us welcome back some of the best house selectors of the past three decades.
Few artists have made a bigger impact on house music over the last 30 years than Armand Van Helden, a bonafide legendary producer with a jaw-dropping back catalogue. Joining Armand are one of the biggest UK acts of the past three decades, Groove Armada, with fast-rising star Bellaire and the man who started it all, Ministry of Sound founder, Justin Berkmann. The rest of Saturday night will see our full team of residents bring 30 years of bangers to SE1.
Lineup: Armand van Helden, Groove Armada, Bellaire, The Menendez Brothers, Justin Berkmann, Fat Tony, Arielle Free, Jimmy Switch b2b Griff, Brian Summers, Matt Francey & more
Over 150 international and local artists to perform at the four-day music festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from December 16-19
Tickets now available through mdlbeast.com and in-store at Virgin Megastores in Saudi Arabia.
Music entertainment company, MDLBEAST, has confirmed the biggest acts in dance music will once again take to the stage at its flagship event SOUNDSTORM, the region’s biggest and loudest music festival, with the first official line-up being revealed for the 2021 edition.
Hosted in Riyadh between December 16-19, SOUNDSTORM will feature a world-leading international music line-up with more than 150 global superstar headliners and international dance acts performing alongside local and regional talent.
Electrifying revellers at what is one of the region’s most unique entertainment experiences will be international artists Armin Van Buuren, David Guetta, Deadmau5, DJ Snake, Eric Prydz, Martin Garrix, Paul Kalkbrenner, Tiësto, and Steve Aoki, in addition to Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte, Jeff Mills, Nina Kraviz, Sven Väth as well as homegrown regional artists including Anmarz, Cosmicat, Spaceboi, and Zone+ with many more announced in the countdown to the festival.
Talal Albahiti, COO and Head of Talent Booking, said: “We’re happy with the first announcement of the SOUNDSTORM ‘21 line up. We will soon announce a second phase which includes a wide variety of musical genres that will take attendees on a journey they won’t forget. We are ready to welcome all music enthusiasts to become part of this immersive 4-day experience.”
Tickets are now available to purchase online through mdlbeast.com and in-store at Virgin Megastores in Saudi Arabia with Second Release tickets exceeding all expectations.
SOUNDSTORM offers its attendees day passes as well as 4-day passes with four tiers to choose from: Storm Chaser; Storm Blazer; VIB and VIB-BOX. Each tier offers something different. The most basic festival access with a shuttle service from select locations in Riyadh is at SAR 135 per day, while exclusive VIP experience (VIB – our very important beasts), day tickets are available for SAR 2,999. First Release tickets have now sold out. From today, however, Second Release tickets are 15% off full price for 4-day passes.
Ramadan Alharatani, CEO, highlighted the company’s efforts to ensure the health and safety of the attendees and delivering a festival like no other, “Our vision is to deliver a unique and positive experience for hundreds of thousands of people as they enjoy some of the world’s biggest stars performing in front of a passionate Saudi audience. We are undertaking comprehensive measures around COVID to ensure our guests have the best and safest possible experience, all in partnership with local entertainment and health regulators. Furthermore, we have developed and released a code of conduct which ticket-buyers sign and are expected to abide by in order to ensure a safe space for everyone. Further details will be announced in due course”
International talent:
Adam Beyer
Adriatique
Afrojack
Alesso
Amelie Lens
Armin van Buuren
Benny Benassi
Bob Moses (club set)
Butch
Camelphat
Carl Cox
The Chainsmokers
Charlotte de Witte
Chemical Surf
Cirez-D
David Guetta
Deadmau5
DJ Snake
Dubfire
Eagles & Butterflies
EDX
Eli & Fur
Eric Prydz
Hot Since 82
Jamie Jones
Jeff Mills
Jungle
La Fleur
Lee Burridge
Loco Dice
Lost Frequencies
Maceo Plex
Major Lazer Soundsystem
Malaa
Martin Garrix
Morten
N0sefin
Nicole Moudaber
Nina Kraviz
Nora En Pure
Paul Kalkbrenner
Purple Disco Machine
R3hab
Rebecca & Fiona
Salvatore Ganacci
Solardo
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano
Sven Väth
Steve Aoki
Tale of Us
Tiësto
Vintage Culture
Local/regional talent
Zone+
Anmarz
Majid
Vinyl Mode
K.Led
Spceboi
Biirdperson
Baloo
Cosmicat
Dish Dash
About MDLBEAST:
MDLBEAST LLC was established following the success of its flagship festival MDLBEAST SOUNDSTORM. It is a music entertainment company that aims to showcase established as well as up and coming talent, present audiences with original content and deliver live entertainment.
The company further expanded across three business lines: talent, content and events with the vision to inspire and connect with Neo-Arab youth. Talent focuses on scouting and developing upcoming regional artists, giving them a platform to elevate their presence in the region across its various channels including MDLBEAST Records, the company’s record label arm which produces and distributes music by local, regional and international artists. The company’s media & publishing arm produces, distributes and publishes original content through the lens of music inspired by Neo-Arab youth culture complementary to its live entertainment events.
For further news and imagery, please visit our media hub: MDLBEAST hub
End of the Road is a festival for people passionate about music. Set halfway between Salisbury and Blandford in Dorset, this years festival didn’t disappoint. With such an eclectic mix, it was appropriate that the main tent was sponsored by the ‘Loud and Quiet’ independent publication. No two words at each end of the musical spectrum sum up the performances over the magical weekend.
Stereolab headlined the Thursday night, with their first set since before the pandemic in March 2020. Clearly the bandhad initial stage nerves, but launching their biggest hit, French Disko, they renamed it ‘F**k the Daily Telegraph‘, presumably due to the chorus ‘La Resistance‘. Long gone are the days when festival would be three day affairs beginning on the Friday – such is the power of End of the Road’s attraction that they can attract such talent when people used to be accustomed to setting up their tent and perusing the merch stalls on opening night.
The political messages continued into Saturday morning, with the Mark Jenkin’s film ‘Bait‘ starting proceedings for the day. One of the defining British films of the decade, it portrayed beautifully the war between the local Cornish fishermen and the gentrification of the once-thriving village by rich city folk. Welsh musician Gwenno accompanied the film in person with a mesmerising score.
Later in the day as the sun began setting, Damon Albarn appeared as special guest on the main stage. Clearly enjoying himself and goofing around onstage, he mixed solo material, Gorillaz and The Good, the Bad and the Queen tracks, it was an impressive addition to the bill. Finishing with classic Blur song ‘This is a Low‘, it was a difficult act to follow or compete with. The only downside was that while Damon played the main Woods stage, Arlo Parks was booked to play the Garden stage at the same time – such a crime for there to be a clash pulling fans apart when people still haven’t developed the ability to be in two places at the same time. Still, she was booked over 12 months ago to play in 2020 so it shows the astute ear and crystal ball the organisers have for upcoming talent.
To beat Damon and Arlo Parks, the festival would have to pull out impressive headliners. And they did.
Hot Chip and John Grant would later be booked at competing stages as headliners on the same evening. Having chosen to see Hot Chip, it would have taken an unreal performance to have stolen the show from them. They were simply on fire with arguably the best headline show of the summer at any festival. This may sound like over-the-top praise, but in addition to their own classic pop and funk, they mixed in the mosh-pit frenzy of Beastie Boys classic ‘Sabotage‘ and finished appropriately with Springsteen’s ‘Dancing in the Dark‘.
Saturday began again with another Welsh six-piece, Melin Melyn – with catchy eccentric pop with a country twang. Joined by Dr Sausage onstage with a fake wig, beard and easel, they felt like a fresh new Super Furry Animals.
Later on Saturday, Anna Meredith dazzled the crowd with her self-defacing charm. Her music straddled so many different genres it would be unwise to categorise her, but she is a must-see on any lineup. Finishing with an unbelievable cover of ‘Enter Sandman’ which Metallica would have been proud of, it’s clear why she was even awarded an MBE on the Queen’s honours list in 2019.
Making a rare solo performance, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood followed on the Garden Stage. Introducing a number of classical songs from soundtracks to There Will Be Blood, Phantom Thread, and You Were Never Really Here it was a unique concert experience. He’ll be playing a number of cathedrals and concert halls throughout 2022 and the acoustics in such venues will make this an exceptional experience.
Sunday began with a had a hard rock feel with Oldboy and John taking to the Big Top. Ear-splittingly loud, the two-piece (both appropriately called John), highlight how many exciting bands are currently out there, from Slaves, Royal Blood and IDLES.
Later, Porridge Radio took to the same stage, with singer and lead guitarist Dana Margolin rinsing her head under the tap multiple times before taking to the stage due to the sheer heat on the festival site.
Clearly it was a beautiful weekend on the festival site, and the peacocks rummaging around the grounds added to the beauty of the weekend. Simon Amstell’s comedy performance even described the crowd as the ‘forest people’ which was apt due to the magical transformation Larmer Tree gardens took for the weekend.
Heckled by sheep in the field behind, it was hard not to laugh at many of the comedy performances throughout the weekend.
Finishing off the weekend were Black Country New Road, with someone in the crowd shouting ‘you’re the best band in the world’ – not quite yet, but watch this space.
Little Simz followed and arguably the rapper should have been booked as a headliner, such was the power of her performance. Her album is entitled ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert‘, but that personality was not on show today – she was here to party in style and show the world, or at least Dorset, what a star she will be.
After Little Simz, watching Arab Strap showed the contrast of the festival. Aidan Moffat’s very dark but humorous lyrics painted him as a grumpy old Father Christmas, and it was clear many in the crowd didn’t see the comedic elements of the Scottish legends.
With many bands booked throughout the weekend having to cancel either due to Covid or travel restrictions, 2022 at End of the Road cannot come soon enough. With legends and Bowie favourites Pixies expected to headline, the next twelve months can’t pass quick enough so we can all head back to this incredible unique festival.
This is FOA100! To celebrate our filthiest release till date, number 100, there is Only One Way for Reinier Zonneveld to serve a solo menu consisting of his signature techno dishes with 3 key ingredients to serve: CSE. Hope you like the birthday dinner boii!This is Filth on Acid 100 NOW!
CSE is a dark and driving techno monster with scintillating percussion, haunting vocals and trademark drums that never let up. Only One Way is a peak time cut with bright, serrated acid lines flashing about the mix as industrial drums pound away. Chord Rave is a big finale with playful drums, synths that dance about the mix and a lively and energetic feel that will uplift any dance floor.
This is a suitably high-impact EP to mark what is a historic occasion for scene-leading techno label Filth on Acid.
Two days and nights of music on a historic-kissed terrace
Andrea Oliva, Danny Howard, Heidi, Max Chapman, Nic Fanciulli, wAFF, Arielle Free, Sosa, Wade, Syreeta, Andrew Meller, Ben Hemsley, Hannah Laing, James Burton, Lost On Mars, Mandalo, Saffron Stone and Versus Solardo’s unique day and night terrace party Higher is now only a few weeks away and the lineup just got even bigger with the addition of Andrew Meller, Ben Hemsley, Hannah Laing, James Burton, Lost On Mars, Mandalo, Saffron Stone, Versus and more. These new names come on top of the already serious lineup of Andrea Oliva, Danny Howard, Heidi, Max Chapman, Nic Fanciulli and wAFF who will all play the stunning terrace of Dubrovnik’s famous Club Revelin from 23-25th September.
The always sun-soaked town of Dubrovnik is a historic location with breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. The iconic setting has been used in the Game of Thrones TV series and is now set to be the site of this legendary party for two days and nights of world-class music. Culture Club Revelin is one of DJ Mag’s Top 100 clubs in the world for good reason, and these day and night sessions will make the best use of its open-air terrace – soaked in sun by day and lit up by a gorgeous sunset in the evening.
The varied and vital house talents of Andrew Meller, Ben Hemsley, Hannah Laing, James Burton, Lost On Mars, Mandalo, Saffron Stone and Versus are now also lining up with the boss men themselves, Solardo, to complete a lineup that features a who’s who of contemporary house talent. Hosts for the event include eclectic Birmingham party crew WYLD, with Rituals LDN also joining in.
The final few tickets for this unique terrace party are available now at
Download Festival, the world’s premier rock event, has announced 20 new bands for 2022, including the mighty A Day To Remember, Shinedown, Black Veil Brides, Mastodon, Code Orange, Ice Nine Kills, Creeper and more. They join the already stellar line up, headlined by KISS, Iron Maiden and Biffy Clyro. The three-day festival takes place on 10-12 June 2022 at the spiritual home of rock in Donington Park, Leicestershire. September is the last chance fans will be able to purchase Early bird tickets – with prices increasing from October 1st – fans are encouraged to secure their weekend and instalment plan tickets now and join the celebratory return of the full scale Download Festival they know and love. downloadfestival.co.uk/tickets
Announced for Friday are Floridian fan favourites A Day To Remember fresh off the back of seventh album ‘You’re Welcome’ and having flipped the script multiple times over their career, they remain at the top of their game. With a bottomless trickbag of scene anthems from “I’m Made Of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of?,” “The Downfall of Us All,” through to their trap pop punk meldings they are set to receive a hero’s welcome.
Joining them are Californian glam stalwarts Black Veil Brides to deliver a visceral set of arena ready rock led by Andy Beirsack alongside MYLES KENNEDY & Company, whose stratospheric vocals and powerhouse guitar playing has seen him lauded as one of rock’s finest frontmen. Bury Tomorrow have cemented their spot as one of the UK’s finest metalcore exports and U.S. newcomers Meet Me @ The Altar promise a buoyant frenzy of pop punk bangers in their UK festival debut. Also announced are Swedish alt-metal act Normandie and Brighton’s brightest indie punks and purveyors of grunge tinged riffs Gender Roles.
Saturday has got even more exciting with the addition of the world beating Shinedown. The immaculate showmen and Download veterans have been a dominant force in rock music since their inception and their ascension shows no signs of slowing down. They are joined by progressive metal goliaths and metal icons Mastodon are onboard to showcase the true mastery of their craft.
The Game-changing Code Orange are also set to join Saturday’s line-up and promise to engulf the crowd the throws of their industrial laced hardcore and goth-punks Creeper will step up as as the ‘Sex, Death and the Infinite Void’ era resumes in full swing. Horrorcore icons Ice Nine Kills are set for a gore-drenched metalcore assault, Sheffield quintet Malevolence will bring burly riffs by the bucketful and the living embodiment of death metal’s gruesome spirit Obituary make their grand return.
Also announced is rising metal-pop provocateur Cassyette who is ready to take her place as a breakout star as well as raucous Seattle punk five piece Dragged Under and Liverpool hardcore outfit Death Blooms who return after a triumphant set at Download Pilot where they historically became the first band to play a UK festival in 15 months.
Sunday additions include Danish rabble-rousers Volbeat, with their unmistakable chugging metal-meets-rockabilly as well as the fearless Grammy award winning Baroness. The Fourth Stage is set for a very special headline set from Myles Kennedy on double duty with an acoustic set not to be missed and future feminist punk icons THICK join the bill all the way from Brooklyn, New York with the raw defiance of punk in tow.
ANNOUNCED TODAY A Day To Remember Baroness Black Veil Brides Bury Tomorrow Cassyette Code Orange Creeper Death Blooms Dragged under Gender Roles Ice Nine Kills Malevolence Mastodon Meet Me @ The Altar MYLES KENNEDY & Company Myles Kennedy (Acoustic) Normandie Obiturary Shinedown THICK Volbeat
Download 2022 Line up so far
Friday 10 June 2022 KISS, A Day To Remember, AA Williams, Airbourne, Ayron Jones, Black Veil Brides, Blues Pills, Bokassa, British Lion, Bury Tomorrow, Cellar Door, Dead Poets Society, Electric Wizard, Gender Roles, JJ Wilde, Lacuna Coil, Meet Me @ The Altar, Moon Crow, MYLES KENNEDY & Company, Normandie, Press Club, Sleep Token, Tempt, The Distillers, The Ghost Inside, The Scratch, Theory, Wayward Son.
Saturday 11 June 2022 Iron Maiden, Black Label Society, Blackout Problems, Bleed From Within, Bush, Cassyette, Code Orange, Creeper, Daughtry, Dead Label, Death Blooms, Deftones, Dragged Under, Dying Fetus, Funeral For A Friend, Grandson, Higher Power, Holding Absence, Ice Nine Kills, Joyous Wolf, Loathe, Malevolence, Mastodon, Megadeth, Monster Truck, Obituary, Salem, Sepultura, Shinedown, Temples On Mars, The Faim, The Pretty Reckless, The Raven Age, Those Damn Crows, Venom Prison.
Sunday 12 June Biffy Clyro, Alestorm, Anchor Lane, As Everything Unfolds, Boston Manor, Cemetary Son, Dead Posey, Fire From The Gods, Gloryhammer, Jamie Lenman, Kill The Lights, Korn, Marianas Trench, Modern Error, Myles Kennedy, Phoxjaw, Powerwolf, Rise Against, Spiritbox, Static Dress, Steel Panther The Darkness Skillet Baroness Of Mice & Men Wednesday 13 Massive Wagons The Last Internationale Control The Storm, The Descendants, The Hara, The Injester, THICK, Trash Boat, Twin Temple, Volbeat, Wargasm.
NEW MULTI-GENRE FESTIVAL ‘IN IT TOGETHER’ LAUNCHES IN WALES
The Team Behind ‘Inside Out,’ ‘Colour Clash,’ ‘Escape,’ and ‘Party At The Park’ Launch Wales’ Biggest Ever Multi-Genre Music and Entertainment Experience and Announce Welsh Artists Stage
On 3rd – 5th June 2022, ‘In It Together Festival’ will bring something to the lush Welsh valleys that the country has never seen before: 40,000 people, eight stages of world-class, multi-genre music, and three days of rich entertainment and cultural enlightenment that will go down in history at Newlands Farm, Margam, South Wales.
This family-friendly camping experience from festival juggernauts Escape Records will give more than 50 carefully selected Welsh artists the biggest platforms of their careers, with a specially curated stage specifically for the very best in local talent. They will share the bill with a host of international superstars across a diverse and inclusive program of music and entertainment that also includes cabaret, comedy and circus fun, all with a focus on well-being and mental health.
The Escape team behind the event have firmly established themselves as the leading event promoters in Wales over recent years, having previously launched three hugely successful festivals across the country; Inside Out, Colour Clash and Party At The Park, as well as breathing new life into one of Wales’ most beloved legacy festival brands, Escape, each with capacities ranging from 5000 to 15,000 people.
And now comes the biggest and boldest of them all. In It Together Festival will have a key spotlight on local talent as the team have been working hard to unearth the next Welsh superstars with their Welsh Artist Spotlight Scheme. More than 50 talents nurtured by the scheme will all play across The Paddock and Forgotten Garden Stage, showcasing their skills on a fantastic platform that will truly establish them as leaders of the next generation.
To register your interest in the scheme and for more info, join the In It Together family here: https://inittogetherfestival.com
In It Together Festival will host six stages, all with bespoke themes, individual atmospheres and their own unique offerings. The production across the site will be second to none, with the biggest dance tent Wales has ever seen leading the charge, plus an unmatched audio visual experience making sure your every single synapse is firing from the first to the last moment.
In It Together Festival will be like living your own movie, where you take control of how it pans out. You could check out the wide array of international talents on the main Parc Stage who will bring rock, pop, indie and urban. Panchaia is all about dance music with a mix of disco, techno and house across the weekend. The Paddock Stage is the place to discover red hot emerging acts from the indie and rock world, while the Escape Records Stage will feature the various sounds and artists showcased across the label, covering house, bass and grime.
Or you could immerse yourself in a world of eccentric colour and unique characters on the The Wonky Lizard Stage, featuring takeovers from Haus Of Fabulous, where infectious personalities from the LGBTQ+ world will offer up comprehensive programs of cabaret, comedy and circus. For those interested in furthering themselves in other ways, The Retreat will have a focus on mental health and wellbeing, with a variety of classes, demonstrations and speeches from experts and insiders. For the younger revelers, Tic Tac Toe is a family activity area hosted by Junior Jungle offering 10 hours of family activities each day. Finally, for the VIPs among us, The Miami Club will offer a truly VIP experience, complete with its own separate camp site.
The festival all goes down in expansive, rolling green countryside at Newlands Farm, Margam, Port Talbot with stunning views and no noise restrictions. Camping options include a luxury site with bell tents, tipis and yurts, with a separate, quieter campsite for those who want to relax and bring their own tents, plus a dedicated campsite for 16-17-year-olds and a louder, more party-ready campsite for those who want to stay up later.
With a world class line-up soon to be announced, In It Together Festival opens a historic new chapter for Wales’ music and entertainment scene and we’re just getting started. Make sure you’re part of it!
