Past artists include…

Finally back to grace our stage again, after headlining our first ever event, the master of the dance himself. Making and breaking beats since 1988. A Guy Called Gerald has been an iconic name in the electronic music scene worldwide for over 25 years. One of the UK's finest, most respected, innovative and forward thinking home-grown electronic music producers.

Bobby Friction has been spreading Indian/Pakistani/World Electronica for decades now. His legendary Radio shows first on BBC Radio 1, then the BBC Asian Network have been & are still listened to across the globe. With 25 years of Djing, Broadcasting & Documentary making under his belt expect a Bass Heavy, Global Sounds Centric attack on your senses.

Mark Archer is one of the biggest names in rave history. Founding member of Bizarre Inc, and half of Nexus 21 and Altern8, Mark is quite simply one of the most important and influential dance music producers of the last two decades.

Glyn “Bigga” Bush has been producing beats & bass-led music since the early 90s, with Rockers Hi Fi and then solo projects BiggaBush & Lightning Head plus the Magic Drum Orchestra. DJ flavas: beats, electro, funk, footwork, house, jungle, samba. Big with the bass.

East London's Stick In The Wheel are headed by singer Nicola Kearey, and guitarist/producer Ian Carter.

Known for their fierce, raw delivery, this is culturally and politically switched-on music, with the group widely commended for their timely appraisal of English Folk. Their skill in telling stories through song reconnect modern audiences to the past, drawing unexpected parallels between then and now.

Ray Keith is one of the UK’s most respected names in jungle and drum and bass. Regarded as the Godfather of D&B for his bass-heavy yet soulful productions and seamless skills, this iconic DJ, producer and record label head has remained at the pinnacle of the scene since helping to pioneer the genre decades ago.

She’s Got Brass is the all-female brass band bringing big energy to their second ever festival run. Mixing jungle, funk, and fierce originals with bold brass takes on artists like Pendulum and Jorja Smith, their sets are guaranteed to get the crowd moving. This London-based crew delivers dancefloor heat with serious style.

Dog Unit are an instrumental rock band from London who write TV theme tunes from an alternate reality. Across their two EPs released so far, they have moved between spaghetti western trip-hop sludge-metal, sky-high drone-dub, space-jazz post-punk and blissed-out melancholia, all the while retaining an ear for approachable melody and knack for insistent rhythm that makes every track super-hummable.

The brothers from the Common, Nico Lupo & Jameson Murfy — make, play and break music. Spanning UK Garage, House, Bass, 140 and the interesting spaces in between, their sets are built for dancefloors, in the sunshine or for when the sun goes down. With roots in South London and global ears, they blend soulful bass with club-ready energy for the underground and overground. As DJs, producers and curators, Common Side have already lit up dance-floors at their parties from The Ministry to Amsterdam, and they’re only just getting started.

It’s a sometime cartoon-like music dense with events, new textures and the colours of children’s paintings, sounds like a Swiss cuckoo clock made of egg boxes and horsehair, glued together by an African Moog player in a Vietnamese iron monger's shop.

Paddy Steers synthesiser show is so far away from kling klang clinicalism and the haughty air of the modular meet.

On the surface it is a pound shop space program, but without fail I‘ve seen the casual listener fall into Paddy’s magic tar pit.

VXRGO is a jungle DJ from London, spinning different flavours of the genre from ragga, tohardcore. She champions the ‘Peace, Love & Unity’ mantra that was rooted early on in the scene’s conception.

A Senegalese master musician (griot) , Jali Fily plays the 21 string West African kora/harp, and comes from a family of musicians,whose skills and traditions have passed down from generation to generation.

Pitch Black are award winning multimedia artist Michael Hodgson and Salmonella Dub producer Paddy Free.

Their sound is distinctive: with dub being the glue that holds their sound together.

Sugar Mountain are a trio of Anna, Charlie and Emily who started singing together whilst working together in London. They play unique covers of some of their favourite songs with goosebumps during harmonies. Favourites include Sufjan Stevens, The Staves and Bon Iver.

Together’s favourite punk rockers from London town! Not every craft discipline can lay claim to their very own punk band. Scrotum boasts more punk jewellers than any other punk band in the world.

A legend of the Jungle scene, Tamsin began spinning at the tender age of 13... and her career has seen her play at seminal club nights including: RIP at Clink St, Pirate Club, Telepathy, World Dance, Jungle Fever etc. and as a resident at Sunday Roast, the original London jungle night.

Credits include Boilerhouse, SiN, Crazy Club, Orange, Roast, Kool FM, Swerve, Glade…

Matt Black is half of legendary DJ duo and multimedia pop group Coldcut, formed in 1987, and founders of Ninja Tune. In 2015 Ninja Tune celebrated 25 years as one of the worlds leading electronic music labels and a beacon for the independent music spirit.

Throughout his career spanning over 20 years, Infinite Scale has played at some of Britains finest and well loved festivals, including Glastonbury, Bestival, Glade and Together. Electronic music is his predominate sound of which he has many fine releases to date.

Silva Snipa, hailing from Croydon on the outskirts of London, is revitalizing the UK drum and bass scene with her vinyl-only sets, featuring deep cuts from the late '90s and early '00s. Her sound is deeply rooted in the foundational energy of pirate radio.

She has a monthly residency on Kool FM and played at Glastonbury and Outlook festival last year.

Polyop are an audiovisual group from London, formed by electronic music artist Jack Driscoll and visual artist Alex Kempton in 2016, and later including musicians Harry Orso, Finlay Macaulay and Larry Reeves. For the past two years they’ve been performing their live show, The Polyhedral Plane, around the UK and Europe.