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Crack Magazine’s Festival Guide 2026

February
Festival image © Pieter Kers

Sonic Acts Biennial

Various venues, Amsterdam

Line-up: Mark Fell & Rian Treanor, KMRU & Aho Ssan, Sarah Davachi

5 February-29 March 2026

Where exactly to start with this two-month arts happening, spanning 80 events, 20 venues and 200 interdisciplinary artists? The programme features large-scale exhibitions, talks, workshops, and a frankly wild mix of live performances, audio-visual concerts and spatial sound experiences on the 60-speaker Acousmonium. Among those performing or presenting work are father-and-son duo Mark Fell and Rian Treanor, BJ Nilsen, KMRU and Aho Ssan, Sarah Davachi, Jim O’Rourke and Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Get tickets here.

Festival image © Konstantin Kondrukhov

MENT

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Line-up: Heinali & Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko, Polygonia, Tristwch Y Fenywod

18-21 February

A new music showcase in one of Europe’s prettiest capitals. When you’re not learning how to break into new music markets or admiring Ljubljana’s car-free infrastructure, you’ll find an impressive line-up of 80-plus acts on stages across the city. Highlights include headsy techno traveller Polygonia, purveyor of heartbroken electronica Milan W, Leeds’ ritualistic goth trio Tristwch Y Fenywod, and Ukraine’s Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko, interpreting the devotional music of Hildegard von Bingen in stunning, drone-assisted fashion. Get tickets here.

March
Festival image © Clara Wildberger

Elevate Festival

Graz, Austria

Line-up: gyrofield, Amnesia Scanner, Maria Somerville

5-8 March

Elevate Festival is heading back to Graz for its 22nd edition, this time exploring the theme Vital Signs, exploring the social, political, technological and cultural forces shaping the present moment. Spanning 15 venues across the city, the programme brings together music, discourse, visual art and club culture, uniting more than 150 musicians and artists alongside over 30 international speakers. From live performances and DJ sets to talks, panels, installations and interdisciplinary projects, the programme offers a wealth of unmissable moments, with the musical line-up alone featuring Maria Somerville, Polygonia, Carrier, Modeselektor, gyrofield, Darwin, Amnesia Scanner and more. Get tickets here.

Festival image © Anne Tetzlaff

Assembly

Somerset House Studios

Line-up: felicita, Mark Fell and Mohammad Reza, Laurel Halo and Hanne Lippard

26-28 March

The fifth edition of Somerset House Studios’ celebration of sonic art, featuring live performances, installations and talks in the rarefied spaces of the neoclassical New Wing. Among the cross-disciplinary collaborations is Sour Loop, an installation reflecting on how sound shapes behaviour in public spaces from Laurel Halo and Hanne Lippard; the premiere of a new piece by Ellen Arkbro; and an ecstatic rhythmic collaboration between Mark Fell and percussionist Mohammad Reza Mortazavi. Ambitious as ever. Browse tickets here.

April
Festival image © Wallis Annika

BRDCST

Brussels

Line-up: Einstürzende Neubauten, Ichiko Aoba, Stephen O’Malley

3-6 April

Sonic adventure beckons with this Brussels weekender, named after Trish Keenan’s much-missed band of the same name and inspired by their genre-blurring spirit. This year’s guest curators, filling Ancienne Belgique and various venues across Brussels with diverse sounds, include Keeley Forsyth, Ichiko Aoba and Sunn O)))’s Stephen O’Malley, who presents a showcase of his label Ideologic Organ. Xiu Xiu perform a live score to Eraserhead, while Blixa Bargeld’s industrial pioneers Einstürzende Neubauten close the festival. Get tickets here.

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Roundhouse Three Sixty

Roundhouse, London

Line-up: Kae Tempest, Femi Koleoso, Amaarae

8-29 April

The storied Camden venue that carved out space for countercultural youth movements in the 60s and 70s continues to showcase creativity in all its forms with this now-annual, month-long series. Highlights include Kae Tempest celebrating his new novel Having Spent Life Seeking, the UK premiere of Amaarae’s Black Star Experience, Imogen Heap, Carl Craig with Octave One, Femi Koleoso’s club night Situation Dance, and theatrical shows from Boy Blue and Daniel Kaluuya’s Centre 59. Find tickets here.

Festival image © Parcifal Werkman

Rewire

Various venues, The Hague

Line-up: Kim Gordon, Blawan, Oneohtrix Point Never

9-12 April

Honestly, it might be easier to list who’s not on Rewire’s latest line-up of boundary-pushing talent. Space is tight, so here are the standouts at this annual weekend of cultural expansion: Oneohtrix Point Never, Kim Gordon, Joanne Robertson with Oliver Coates, Einstürzende Neubauten, Actress with Suzanne Ciani, james K, Purelink, Los Thuthanaka… and that’s before we even mention the premiere of audio-visual projects from Supersilent and Lawrence Abu Hamdan, and Julian Charrière and Laurel Halo. Essential business, this. Get passes here.

Festival image © Adam Reid

Accidental Meetings: Saccade

Various venues, Bristol

Line-up: ML Buch, Purelink, aya

10-12 April

If it has Accidental Meetings stamped on it, chances are you’ll want a piece of whatever’s being proffered – like the second edition of Saccade, the label and club night’s own festival. An opening concert featuring sonic daydreamer ML Buch and dub-techno trio Purelink should be a hard act to follow, but day two ratchets things up with club deconstructionists Demdike Stare, avant-no-wave duo Dame Area, AD 93 affiliate Dagmar Zuniga, Carrier and Gavsborg, aya and far too many more to squeeze into this sentence. Get your tickets here.

Festival image © Niek Hage

MOMO

Various venues, Rotterdam

Line-up: Obongjayar, Wesley Joseph, Mandy, Indiana

16–18 April 2026

MOMO Festival returns to Rotterdam from 16–18 April with its trademark citywide takeover, filling venues with a mix of music, performance and art. This year’s line-up includes Manchester quartet Mandy, Indiana, Ivor Novello-winner Obongjayar, South London singer-songwriter BINA, and rising star Wesley Joseph, who releases his debut album Forever Ends Someday the week before. As ever, the festival spills into unexpected spaces, encouraging audiences to move around and stumble into something new. It’s less about big stages, more about discovery – a compact, curated takeover with plenty to get lost in. Tickets are live here.

Festival image © Giulia Spadafora

Bristol New Music

Various venues, Bristol

Line-up: KMRU, emptyset, claire rousay

22-26 April

Bristol New Music returns this April, taking over venues across the city including Arnolfini, Bristol Beacon, Strange Brew, The Cube, Kit Form, St George’s Bristol, and Victoria Rooms. Spanning five packed days and nights, the sixth edition brings together artists from four continents and dives into the more adventurous edges of contemporary music, sound and visual art. Expect a wide mix of concerts, performances, installations, audiovisual works and special projects across the programme, with appearances from claire rousay, emptyset, KMRU, Cara Tolmie and Rian Treanor, Eliana Glass, and Saint Abdullah with Eomac and Rebecca Salvadori. Get your festival pass here.

May
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Kuboraum at Venice Biennale

Venice

Line-up: Kianí del Valle and Ziúr, Tianzhuo Chen and Siko Setyanto

6-9 May

Coinciding with the 61st Venice Art Biennale, Kuboraum returns to Venice with a new chapter of We Travel to Know Our Own Geography, a four-day programme unfolding from 6–9 May at the Pier Fortunato Calvi State Secondary School in Castello. Bringing together performance, music and multidisciplinary works, the series features a host of special collaborations and premieres. Highlights include the debut of Moyang 先祖 & Seaman 漁師, a stage interpretation of Ocean Cage by KADAPAT & Nova Ruth featuring Siko Setyanto, directed by Tianzhuo Chen and performed alongside Siko Setyanto. Additional performances come from Joshua Serafin, Görkem Şen, Pierre Bayet, Kianí del Valle, Ziúr, FRANKIE, Kelman Duran, Emiliano Maggi, Romain Azzaro and Cosimo Damiano. Get tickets.

Festival image © Stefano Mattea

BLOC Fest

Various venues across Bologna, Florence, Livorno, Rome, Naples and Cilento

Line-up: Ossia, Xaxer b2b Jamira Estrada, Mai Mai Mai

8-31 May

The 2026 edition of BLOC Fest unfolds across Bologna, Florence, Livorno, Rome, Naples and Cilento, taking a travelling programme of performances to a range of venues along the way. Each stop is shaped through collaborations with regional and international partners, creating events that feel rooted in their local context while still part of a wider theme. This year’s programme focuses on dialogue between communities and disciplines, guided by the idea of an “antidote” to cultural fragmentation. Now in its sixth year, the festival feels like a truly unique offering on the European circuit.

Festival image © Juliette Valero

Nuits sonores

Lyon

Line-up: Kali Malone, Carrier, Heinali & Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko

13-17 May

Nuits sonores returns with another sprawling electronic music megabill. We don’t have the word count to do the line-up justice here, but expect drone magic from Kali Malone and Heinali with Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko; live shows from Emma-Jean Thackray, Carrier and James Holden with Wacław Zimpel; sets from Four Tet, DjRUM, gyrofield and Craig Richards b2b Ivan Smagghe; modern gabber meets Japanese hardcore via Gabber Eleganza and Yuta Umegatani; and audio-visual treats galore. You get the picture. Get passes here.

Festival image © Maryan Sayd

Horst Arts and Music

Asiat Park, Vilvoorde, Belgium

Line-up: Daphni, OK Williams & Tasha, Barker

14-16 May

Rooted in the ongoing development of Asiat Park, Belgium’s Horst will once again transform the former industrial military site into a living laboratory for art, where live music, large-scale installations and architectural experiments intersect. For 2026, the line-up brings together scene-defining artists, guided by this year’s theme: (R)evolution over repetition. Highlights include pairings such as OK Williams & Tasha, and Call Super & Parris, as well as Yu Su, Barker, Om Unit, and many more. Find festival and club tickets here.

Festival image © Staf Smets

Les Nuits Botanique

Brussels

Line-up: Kampire, Danny L. Harle, Model/Actriz, Smerz

14-31 May

Spanning three weekends in May, Les Nuits Botanique may be the only festival where a doom metal crowd might turn up for hyperpop and Brazilian soul the following evening. Its location within Brussels’ former botanical gardens serves as the ideal backdrop for its annual Garden Party, kicking off the nine-day festival with Club Romantico and Nyege Nyege. A two-day Obsidian Dust takeover the following week provides a dark, loud and hypnotic shift, but does not stay for long, as the festival that remains brings together everything from French hip-hop and indie to avant-pop and electronics, each night focusing on what’s new and what’s different. Whatever you’re in the mood for, Les Nuits has probably booked it, and with a day ticket covering all stages, there’s no excuse not to find out. Get tickets here.

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The Infinite Now

Kraftwerk Berlin

Line-up: Brìghde Chaimbeul, Actress, Joanne Robertson

16-17 May

The Infinite Now arrives at Kraftwerk Berlin as a 30-hour continuous blend of sound and experimental performance, presented by Berlin Atonal and Unsound. In the lead-up, three prelude concerts set the tone on 10, 12 and 14 May, with shows from artists including Oneohtrix Point Never and Freeka Tet, Hania Rani, and Sinfonietta Cracovia.

From 16–17 May, the doors stay open as over 20 artists play in succession: Marginal Consort, Romeo Castellucci & Scott Gibbons, Keiji Haino, Terrence Dixon, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Actress, Joanne Robertson, 2k88, Lauren Duffus, Rainy Miller & Bianca Scout, and many more. Unmissable stuff, really. Sign up here.

Festival image © Sienna Lorraine Gray

GALA

Peckham Rye Park

Line-up: D Double E, Peach, Djrum

22-24 May

Following last year’s landmark 10th anniversary, GALA returns with a clear statement of intent: The Floor Is Ours. More than a theme, it’s a call to reclaim the dance floor – pushing back against the commercialisation of club culture and reaffirming its roots in community, expression, and resistance. Friday sets the tone with a powerful homecoming from Peckham’s own Giggs, and East London grime icon D Double E. Across the weekend, expect standout sets from Saoirse, CASISDEAD, Verraco, Facta & K-Lone, Dee Diggs & Omoloko, CCL, Midland, Call Super, Mala, NIKS, Object, Djrum, and many more. Get tickets now.

Festival image © Luke Dyson

Field Day

Brockwell Park

Line-up: Floating Points (live), Joy Orbison, Honey Dijon

23 May

Field Day’s 2026 line-up is manna for al fresco clubbers, running the stylistic gamut across four stages. The Grove serves up a masterclass in bass, with Joy Orbison, Andy C and FOLD; Gabriels and Eliza Rose’s glam house is upended by Ewan McVicar and Special Request’s hardcore-skewing b2b at the Green; the Bowl raises bpm levels courtesy of NRG CRU founder CICELY; and the South Stage hosts blockbuster sets from Floating Points and Honey Dijon. Summer in the city sounds pretty good. Tickets are live now.

Festival image © Jeremy John

blechsonne

Galenbeck, a village two hours from Berlin

Line-up: Mark William Lewis, Snuggle, GiGi Girls

28–31 May

From modest beginnings grow great things – like this German festival, 45 minutes from the Baltic coast. Founded in 2022 by a loose collective of friends, the DIY celebration has blossomed into a carefully curated, community-spirited weekend worth pencilling into your calendar. Around 2,000 people will come together for leftfield indie, hyperpop, bleeding-edge club sounds and radical talks, with the likes of Mark William Lewis, Snuggle, Swordes, Userband and GiGi Girls announced so far. Get passes here.

Festival image © Pieter Kers

FIBER Festival

Various venues, Amsterdam

Line-up: Batu, Abdullah Miniawy Trio, KUNTARI

28-31 May

FIBER Festival returns to Amsterdam from 28–31 May, bringing together contemporary audiovisual art, experimental electronic music, and forward-thinking dialogue across nine cultural venues in the city. Dedicated to innovative practices in digital culture, the event explores societal themes through immersive, multisensory experiences, with a programme that spans live concerts, audiovisual performances, interdisciplinary art, a symposium and club nights.

This year’s wide-ranging line-up includes Kara-Lis Coverdale, Abdullah Miniawy Trio, KUNTARI, Xenia Reaper, Trois-Quarts Taxi System, eoobe and Slowfoam playing live, as well as DJ sets from Batu, Flore, Formella, Remma, LNR, and more. Get tickets here.

June
Festival image © Sergio Albert

Primavera Sound

Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona

Line-up: Massive Attack, Addison Rae, The Cure

3-7 June

One of Europe’s most hotly anticipated festivals returns to Barcelona’s Parc del Fòrum with a huge line-up. Proceedings begin with a free opening day on Wednesday headlined by Wet Leg, before the programme runs from 4-6 June. Thursday’s bill includes Massive Attack, 2hollis, Alex G, Blood Orange, Cameron Winter, Fcukers and Bad Gyal, before Friday sees performances from Addison Rae, Annahstasia, fakemink, PinkPantheress and The Cure. Saturday rounds things off with sets from Dijon, Nick León, Shackleton, Little Simz, and so, so many more… Find out here

 

Festival image LCD Soundsystem @ Maxime Chermat

We Love Green

Bois de Vincennes, Paris

Line-up: Little Simz, Addison Rae, Dijon

5-7 June

Celebrating its 15th anniversary, We Love Green returns to Bois de Vincennes from 5–7 June with a truly genre-spanning programme of live music, talks and cultural activations. This year’s edition features headline performances from Gorillaz and Addison Rae, alongside sets from Little Simz, Dijon, Jim Legxacy, Oklou, KI/KI, Loukeman, Alewya, Ethel Cain, BB Trickz and a b2b from Bambounou and HAAi. With its sustainability-focused ethos, fully vegetarian food offering and eco-designed production, the Paris event continues to stand out within Europe’s growing wave of environmentally conscious festivals. Passes are on sale now via We Love Green. Get your Eurostar tickets to Paris here.

Festival image © Laura Coulson

Meltdown

Southbank Centre, London

Line-up: Kamasi Washington, Erika de Casier, bar italia

11-21 June

Marking the 31st edition of Meltdown during the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary year, this year’s artist-curated programme sees Harry Styles take the reins. Running from 11–21 June, the festival features performances from Erika de Casier, Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Elizabeth Copeland, Nilüfer Yanya, Shabaka and Friends and bar italia. Kamasi Washington will also present two performances at the Royal Festival Hall – Jazz Legends Reimagined, a tribute to John Coltrane and Miles Davis, followed later the same day by a live performance of Fearless Movement. Styles will also stage a one-night-only full orchestra concert on 16 June alongside Grammy Award-winning conductor and composer Jules Buckley and his orchestra. Find out more here.

Festival image © Anna Ikäheimonen

Solstice

Ruka, northern Finland

Line-up: Verraco, OK Williams, Trickpony

18-20 June

Solstice Festival returns to northern Finland from 18–20 June, bringing artists including KMRU, Verraco, OK Williams, Trickpony and Sansibar b2b Spekki Webu to Ruka. A new addition for 2026 is The Hut, a 150-capacity stage focused on experimental club sounds and curated with NYC community station The Lot Radio as it marks its tenth anniversary, which will host sets from Kiernan Laveaux, livwutang, DJ Fart In The Club and more. With Arctic Circle scenery and endless daylight, what better way to celebrate midsummer? Get more info here.

Festival image © Joe Fenna

Wild Wood

South Cambridgeshire

Line-up: Ivan Smagghe, Sugar Free, Hunee b2b Optimo

19-21 June

Wild Wood is back for its 10-year anniversary edition with its biggest line-up to date. Still intimate at just 2,000 people, the festival will host the first ever b2b between Hunee and Optimo, alongside sets from the likes of Palms Trax, Call Super, Sugar Free and Paula Tape. Our highlights include Lukas Wigflex curating the Lost Stage, and an extended b2b with Ivan Smagghe.

Among the many stages tucked deep within the woods, one standout is Wild Wood’s newest addition: The Underground. Debuting in 2025, this hidden 200-capacity tent, complete with red lights and lasers, channels the spirit of the spaces and parties that shaped dance music culture. From afternoon dancing in the trees to all-night immersion, this one’s for, as the festival’s slogan slates, ‘the love of a good party’. Get your ticket here.

Festival image © Nemanja Knežević

Surf Festival

Medane Beach, Punat, Otok Krk, Croatia

Line-up: OMOLOKO, DJ Python, James Massiah

25 June

Set against the idyllic backdrop of Punat on Krk, Surf Festival launches its inaugural edition from 25–28 June 2026, bringing together a mix of DJs, live music, and sounds from across the global underground. The line-up includes livwutang, James Massiah, DJ Python, OMOLOKO, Bradley Zero, Flo Dill, and Chaos In The CBD, alongside an extensive programme of boat parties across the island. Sounds like bliss. Get your pass here.

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Spellbound

Turin

June line-up: Nkisi and Nyege Nyege present 'Desert Songs' September line-up: KMRU, Sealionwoman

27–28 June, 26–27 September

Spellbound takes place across Turin’s parks, gardens and riverside spaces in June and September, asking very little except that you stop and listen, or fall asleep trying. The festival’s second edition takes this idea seriously, with its centrepiece being an overnight sleeping concert developed by Nkisi and Nyege Nyege in the PAV Parco Arte Vivente, based on testimonies by those who have fallen asleep in the desert and heard things that weren’t really there. September’s event will continue the programme with live performances by artists such as KMRU, Sealionwoman and Pho Bho alongside workshops and an installation developed with students from the Turin Conservatory. Spellbound, it seems, proves that festivals can also be great places to lie down, relax and auditorily hallucinate. Tickets are live on DICE.

July
Festival image © Maciek Czyżewski

Open'er Festival

Gdynia-Kosakowo Airfield, Poland

Line-up: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, David Byrne, Ethel Cain

1-4 July

This long-running festival on Poland’s Baltic coast careers across genres like an out-of-control rodeo bull – in the best way possible. For every big-hitting alt-rocker on the bill, there’s a contemporary pop icon to even things out: for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, see Addison Rae. For the Cure, see Zara Larsson. The Afghan Whigs? PinkPantheress. IDLES? Jade. And just for good measure, the festival has booked the return of The xx, comeback hip-hop heavyweights Clipse and the electrifying ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U. Passes are live.

Festival image © Domaine de Gayfié

memòri

Saint-Jean-de-Laur, a village in southern France

Line-up: Shackleton (live), Trickpony, CCL

2-5 July

Set against the limestone plateaus and forests of southern France’s Lot region, the inaugural Memòri Festival arrives at Domaine de Gayfié from 2–5 July 2026. The four-day gathering prioritises intimacy over scale, welcoming just 2,000 attendees to a rural site surrounded by streams and vineyards. Across four stages from poolside DJ sessions and immersive live performances to ambient listening spaces and a barn-turned-nightclub Memòri embraces adventurous sounds spanning bass music, dub, techno and experimental electronics. Rejecting headline culture in favour of thoughtful curation, the debut line-up features artists including Shackleton, Trickpony and CCL. Find out more here.

Festival image © Bart Heemskerk

Down The Rabbit Hole

Groene Heuvels, Beuningen, The Netherlands

Line-up: Little Simz, Oklou, Jim Legxacy

3-5 July

Down the Rabbit Hole might take place in a Dutch holiday park, but Pontins this is not. Expect serene woodland, open meadows and a swimmable lake before the first soundcheck even begins. Then comes the payoff: big-name headliners (Florence + the Machine, The xx, Little Simz and David Byrne), a future-facing middle tier (Jim Legxacy, Oklou, Avalon Emerson), a punk stage, club arenas and a woodland hub for experimental sounds – plus a food market that’s genuinely off the charts. Tickets are live here.

Festival image © Joe singh

2000trees

Upcote Farm, near Cheltenham

Line-up: High Vis, Lambrini Girls, Alkaline Trio

8-11 July

Festival image © @Li.rodagil

Peacock Society

Hippodrome de Vincennes, Paris

Line-up: Verraco, Floating Points, Benga & Flowdan

10-11 July

Festival image © Sander van de Ven

Stone Tecnho

Zollverein UNESCO World Heritage Site, Essen

Line-up: Verraco, upsammy, Skee Mask

10-12 July

Festival image © Alessandro Puccinelli

Limbo Festival

Barga, Tuscany

Line-up: Daniele Baldelli, Napoli Segreta, Luca Bacchetti

10–12 July

Festival image © Yannick Tréguier

Dour Festival

Dour, Belgium

Line-up: Oklou, Caribou, High Vis

15-19 July

Festival image © Laura Dominguez

SOUNDIT

Parc Nou, El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelona

Line-up: Blawan, CCL b2b Verraco, Bitter Babe

17-18 July

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Paléo

Plaine de l'Asse in Nyon, Switzerland

Line-up: TBA

21-26 July

Festival image © Llum Collettivo

Polifonic Puglia

Valle d'Itria, Puglia, Italy

Line-up: Donato Dozzy, Shackleton, Ben UFO

22-26 July

Festival image © Mike Massaro

WOMAD

Neston Park, Wiltshire

Line-up: Ganavya, Greentea Peng, Mohammad Reza Mortazavi

23-26 July

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Peep

Great Fulford, Exeter

Line-up: Facta, Surusinghe, Pariah

23-26 July

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Gaswerk Music Days

Gaswerksiedlung, Berlin

Line-up: Holy Tongue, Azu Tiwaline, MC Yallah and Scotch Rolex

24–26 July and 31 July–2 August

August
Festival image © Jake West

HARD Summer

LA

Line-up: Kali Uchis, Shygirl, Underscores

1-2 August

Festival image © Andrea de la Puente

Brunch Electronik

Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona

Line-up: Floating Points, Shanti Celeste, Chaos In The CBD

7-8 August

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Astral Plane

La Pinilla, Spain

Line-up: Eris Drew, Or:la, Kevin Saunderson

10-12 August

Festival image © Joe singh

ArcTanGent Festival

Fernhill Farm, near Bristol

Line-up: Chelsea Wolfe, Napalm Death, Maruja

19-22 August

Festival image © Khroma Collective

We Out Here

Wimborne St Giles, Dorset

Line-up: TBA

20-23 August

Festival image © Celine Antal

Field Maneuvers

A secret location in Norfolk

Line-up: TBA

21-23 August

Festival image © Bethan Miller-Carey

All Points East

Victoria Park, London

Line-up: Tyler, the Creator, Lorde, Deftones, more TBA

22-23 & 28-30 August, more TBA

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MUTEK Montréal

Various venues, Montréal

Line-up: Ben UFO, Purelink, gyrofield

25-30 August

Festival image © Eljay Briss

Forwards

The Downs, Bristol

Line-up: TBA

29-30 August

Festival image © Patrick Gunning

LIDO

Victoria Park

Line-up: Maribou State, Kelis, Theo Parrish B2B Moodymann

31 August

September
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Omana Festival

Kalamitsi, Northern Greece

Line-up: Salamita, Dr Banana, PARAMIDA

30 September to 6 October

October
Festival image © Ferreira Borges / Semibreve

Semibreve

Various venues, Braga

Line-up: TBA

22-25 October

Festival image © llum collettivo

C2C

Turin

Line-up: Arca, Oklou, Yung Lean & Bladee

29 October-1 November

Festival image © João Octávio Peixoto

Mucho Flow

Various venues, Guimarães, Portugal

Line-up: TBA

29 October-1 November

November
Festival image © Tess Janssen

Le Guess Who?

Various venues, Utrecht

Line-up: TBA

5-8 November

Festival image © Khali Ackford

Simple Things

Various venues, Bristol

Line-up: TBA

7 November

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