Two big music festivals happening on the May bank holiday weekend in Brighton have been announced.
Electro dance festival ‘Land Beyond’ and the retro ‘Noughty 90s Festival’ will be held at the same site at Waterhall on consecutive days.
Noughty 90s Festival, which was launched in Newcastle last year and attended by 20,000 ravers over two nights, will feature some of the big names from the 90s.
Artists include: Boyzlife, Fatman Scoop, S Club, East 17, Snap, Baby D, Livin Joy, N-Trance, garage royalty DJ Luck & MC Neat, DJ Brandon Block and more all set to take revelers right back in time to those hedonistic nights on the dancefloor.
Stage hosts will be TBA, Pop Hits, Clockwork Orange, Garage Nation and AWOL and there'll be classic funfair rides, retro bars, an arcade gourmet street food, and a VIP area. There'll even be an RnB Roller Disco.
Tickets are on sale now via Skiddle at www.noughty90sfest.com
Some big names in electro dance are also promised for The Land Beyond Festival, which first launched at the East Brighton Park in the summer of 2019.
Full Line Up includes huge names like Kurupt FM, Solardo, Tion Wayne, A1XJ1, D Double E, DJ Dubl, FlavaD and many more.
Tickets available from www.landbeyondfestival.co.uk
Details:
NOUGHTY 90’S FESTIVAL
When: Saturday 30th April 2022
Where: Waterhall, Waterhall Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 8YR
Times: 12:00 - 22:00
Last Entry 5pm
Age: 18+
LAND BEYOND FESTIVAL
When: Sunday 1st May 2022
Where: Waterhall, Waterhall Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 8YR
Times: 12:00 - 22:00
Last Entry 5pm
Age: 18+
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