Noisily 2023: Full schedule, line-up and set times list

Noisily lights

The tenth-anniversary edition of Noisily Festival takes place this weekend at a brand-new site in Barkestone Woods.

The electrifying bill of artists confirmed to perform at this year’s event includes London-based DJ and fashion week’s favourite party starter Henri Bergmann, music legend Goldie, Berlin-based techno duo Calessi & Sarah Kreis, and leading light of the Dutch underground scene Joris Voorn. 

Last-minute tickets are still available from the Noisily website. The full list of set times for the weekend is below.

RELATED: Noisily gears up to celebrate its 10th anniversary

Noisily 2023 set times list:

Friday 7th July

Noisily Stage

  • 12:00: Lize
  • 14:00: Grantly
  • 15:30: James Harcourt
  • 17:30: Henri Bergmann
  • 19:30: Nanoplex
  • 21:00: Yuli Fershtat
  • 22:30: James Monro
  • 00:00: Gregor Tresher
  • 02:00: Bonnie Ford
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Treehouse Stage

  • 12:00: Nanosphere
  • 14:00: Jae Nimbus
  • 15:30: Phaeleh
  • 17:00: Oppidan
  • 18:30: Shosh (24 Hour Garage Girls)
  • 20:00: Mph
  • 21:30: Evil Twin
  • 23:30: Atomic Drop
  • 01:00: Samurai Breaks
  • 02:30: S.murk
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Liquid Stage

  • 12:00: John 00 Fleming
  • 14:00: Tongue & Groove
  • 15:30: Dekel
  • 17:30: Nikki S
  • 19:00: James West
  • 20:30: Justin Chaos
  • 22:00: Laughing Buddha
  • 00:00: Lunatica
  • 02:00: Cronyx
  • 04:00: CLOSE

The Nook

  • 12:00: High Tea
  • 13:30: Meraki
  • 15:00: Orban
  • 16:30: Lucid
  • 18:00: Wild Sirenda
  • 20:00: Jacob Groening
  • 22:00: Ektoplast
  • 00:00: O/Y
  • 02:00: Mojo Filter
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Parliament of Funk

  • 12:00: Jive Talk
  • 14:00: Adop+
  • 16:00: Nick & Nath
  • 18:00: Eksish
  • 20:00: Amy Cutter
  • 22:00: Jive Talk
  • 00:00: Georgia
  • 02:00: Make A Dance
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Saturday 8th July

Noisily Stage

  • 11:00: Tarloak
  • 13:00: Audley
  • 15:00: Prismode & Solvane
  • 18:00: Dave Seaman
  • 20:00: John Monkman
  • 21:30: Petar Dundov
  • 00:00: Lampe
  • 02:30: Egbert
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Treehouse Stage

  • 11:00: Sanial
  • 12:30: Lo.renzo
  • 14:30: Bayawaka
  • 17:00: Mad Zach
  • 18:30: Lone Drum
  • 20:00: Multiply
  • 22:00: Phibes
  • 23:00: Bunkle
  • 00:30: Emperor
  • 02:30: Black Sun Empire
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Liquid Stage

  • 11:00: Aliji
  • 12:30: Psylentils
  • 14:00: Cubex
  • 16:00: Perfect Stranger
  • 19:00: Captain Hook
  • 22:00: Pollyfonika
  • 23:30: Virtual Light
  • 01:00: No Face
  • 02:30: Beardy
  • 04:00: CLOSE

The Nook

  • 11:00: Patty ‘O
  • 12:30: Drabble
  • 14:00: Druids of Chaos (Tom Real b2b Fell Reis)
  • 15:30: Ooligan
  • 17:00: Earthly Measures
  • 18:30: Frey Train
  • 20:00: Peter Power
  • 22:00: Mushrooms Project
  • 00:00: Kusht
  • 02:00: Olly & Orly
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Parliament of Funk

  • 11:00: Not For You Records
  • 14:00: Georgia
  • 16:00: Caspa Mono
  • 18:00: Ariane V
  • 20:00: Slothboogie
  • 22:00: Duowe
  • 00:00: Marcelina Wick
  • 02:00: Nick and Nath
  • 04:00: CLOSE

Sunday 9th July

Noisily Stage

  • 11:00: Lily Blue
  • 14:00: Caleesi & Sarah Kreis
  • 17:30: Oliver Koletzki
  • 20:30: Joris Voorn
  • 23:00: CLOSE

Treehouse Stage

  • 11:00: Dr Trippy
  • 12:30: Crazy Baldhead
  • 14:30: Pitch Black
  • 16:00: The Mouse Outfit Soundsystem
  • 17:30: K.L.O
  • 19:00: Gyrofield
  • 20:30: Charlotte Devaney
  • 22:00: Goldie
  • 23:00: CLOSE

Liquid Stage

  • 11:00: Bahar Canca
  • 13:00: Sam Strutt
  • 15:00: Flegma
  • 17:00: Alien Art
  • 18:00: Ace Ventura
  • 21:00: Sonic Species
  • 23:00: CLOSE

The Nook

  • 11:00: Miss Lightbeam
  • 13:00: Darstadly Bounder
  • 15:00: Jemba (Love Missles)
  • 17:00: Dreems
  • 19:00: Mojo Filter
  • 21:00: Intiche
  • 23:00: CLOSE

Parliament of Funk

  • 11:00: Adop+
  • 13:00: Move DJs
  • 15:00: Faro
  • 17:00: Sartorial (Tropical Disco)
  • 19:00: Lulah Francs
  • 21:00: Beyond The Struttosphere
  • 23:00: CLOSE

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Noisily Festival forest crowd

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