MADE Festival confirms final line-up with big new additions

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MADE Festival has announced the final lineup for its new date of 18th September 2021 at Sandwell Valley Country ParkThe MADE Festival team have fought long and hard to ensure the festival goes ahead this year and even harder to ensure that nearly 100% of acts originally booked will play the new date.

The headliners for each stage will all perform, including The StreetsWilkinsonSonny FoderaBad Boy Chiller Crew and Artwork. Alongside a massive selection of talent across the event, MADE Festival has also announced two more hugely popular names to join the lineup; Solardo and Redlight, and D&B supergroup Problem Central featuring DJs Majistrate and Logan D with MC’s Eksman and Evil B.

The festival has grown year on year to become one of the most important cultural events in the Midlands and one with genuine national significance. Like many big music events, MADE Festival has faced immense and unwarranted pressure from those in power who want to stop it from going ahead.

Many festivals have had to concede defeat and cancel, but with the longstanding support of its fans, and a never-say-die attitude, the 7th edition of the biggest and best festival in the West Midlands is on. With a lineup featuring a host of incredible talent and The Streets’ biggest ever gig on home turfMADE Festival 2021 is the comeback which will be talked about for years to come.

Resale tickets are back on sale now for just £60 + BF from www.made-festival.co.uk.

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MADE Festival is set to deliver an event which will give back to festival fans who have supported it through a turbulent 18 months. MADE Festival Director Pete Jordan said: “This has been a real battle – us against them – but we’ve been determined to deliver the event that the West Midlands deserves. We want to thank all those fans who have continued to support us and have helped to ensure MADE Festival 2021 goes ahead. We urge even more party people to come out and show their love for MADE and the festival scene. It will be worth it – after fighting so hard to make the event happen this year, I can guarantee it’s going to be one hell of a party, so don’t miss it.”

MADE Festival crowds will be ecstatic at the addition of two major acts proven to deliver on any festival stage. Solardo take to the MADE turntables firmly established as one of the biggest UK house music acts. Label owners, producers, DJs – the Mancunian duo have seemed unstoppable in their rise to the top. Now with big new single ‘Power’ just landed, they are back up and running with a mini US tour followed by Reading and Leeds Festivals. Solardo will be at their best by the time they turn it on for the MADE crowds.

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Redlight is an undeniable talent and a real crowd pleaser with his mix of all things bass. Equally at home delivering underground bangers as he is crossover smashes, Redlight remains in high demand. His list of remixes includes names like Rihanna, Lily Allen, Rudimental, Wiley, Mabel and many more. He cracked the UK national top 5 with ‘Lost In Your Love’ in 2012 and has been a consistent leading name in electronic music ever since. Redlight at MADE will be a serious treat.

Finally, MADE Festival couldn’t have picked a better booking to complete its final festival bill. While a new collective by name, the sum of the Problem Central parts is built on the foundation of four D&B mainstays: DJ Majistrate and Logan D and MC’s Eksman and Evil B. This amalgamation of talent is ready to let rip as together we celebrate the trials, tribulations and long-awaited return to live music in the UK.

MADE Festival 2021 brings together some of the biggest and most influential names in music as it celebrates its 7th edition with 7 stages, covering hip hop, drum & bass, house music, garage, bass, soul, and jungle.

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