With festival season just around the corner, the countdown is on for Creamfields South which returns to Hylands Park, Essex on May Bank Holiday weekend.
With an almighty line up already announced featuring some of the biggest names in electronic music, Cream HQ have announced some new additions to the bill including Alan Fitzpatrick, Wilkinson, Skepsis, Hedex, Christopher Coe Live, Holy Goof, Franky Wah, Richy Ahmed, Shy FX, Alisha, Darkzy & Window Kid, East End Dubs, TS7, WaFF, Serum, Max Dean, Notion, Marco Faraone and Flava D.
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They’ll be joining the likes of Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, Eric Prydz, Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, Nina Kraviz, Carl Cox (Hybrid Live), Camelphat, Ben Hemsley, Fatboy Slim, Example, Chase & Status (DJ Set), Joel Corry, MK, Andy C, Annie Mac, Sam Divine, LF System, Kölsch, Gorgon City, Sonny Fodera, Hannah Laing and more.
With a variety of arena hosts bringing their own flavour including Jamie Jones as the master of ceremonies for Paradise and Patrick Topping and friends at the helm for Trick on Saturday and Sunday respectively, all of whom will be taking over the award-winning Runway presented by SHEIN superstructure for its South debut this year. Plus, elsewhere, New World Fest join the fold for an arena takeover featuring an array of fresh and emerging talent.
And following an effervescent debut in 2022, The Garden Party are back as Hospitality hosts, bringing their good vibes, dancers, disco balls and troupe of unique performers, delivering the perfect classic house and soul-infused soundtrack across the weekend, with performances from the likes of No Artificial Colours, Rob Crouch, Jesse James, CJ Sax, Rusti, Lee Ward, Guy D’Angelo, Lewis Wright, Page Twins, Pete James, Jimmy London, Mas Que Nada, Molly Mouse, Ad Levick, Jack Bullock, Murfi and Arise.
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