Creamfields Line Up 2024

Creamfield 2024 is a 4 day affair and it will also play host to another pioneering stage the APEX. This indoor stage will have a capacity of 30,000 and we host world class production and will sure to have an amazing club atmosphere with the saturday night staying open till 4am with the likes of Armin Van Buuren, Tieto and Martin Garrix on the line up. The outdoor Arc stage will see Calvin Harris and Eliza Rose perform on the Friday. The Full Creamfields 2024 Line up So far

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August Bank Holiday marks the biggest weekend of the year for electronic music fans, as 70,000 festival goers make their annual pilgrimage to the Cheshire countryside for Creamfields’ 4-day annual behemoth, and fans who were lucky enough to secure tickets to the sold-out event are in for a treat, as Cream HQ have just announced a game changing new superstructure for 2024 – APEX.

Known for consistently pushing the boundaries of electronic music events, Creamfields has once again raised the benchmark for an unforgettable festival experience. The unveiling of APEX, a colossal 30,000 capacity indoor main stage, positions them as host of the largest indoor festival superstructure in the world, combined with jaw dropping production and the electric atmosphere Creamfields is known for, this brand-new addition to the festivals landscape, shielded from the elements, will offer an epic immersive experience, extending the Main stage opening until 4am on Saturday for the first time and due to demand offers an additional main stage destination on Friday.

Creamfields has been a platform for some of the biggest names in dance music since its inception in 1998. The festival has seen a wide range of headliners over the years, including Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, Carl Cox, Tiësto, The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Underworld, Faithless, The Prodigy, Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren and many more .

In 2023, Creamfields North festival was headlined by Calvin Harris, David Guetta and Tiësto . Swedish House Mafia headlined the festival on Sunday, August 27th . Creamfields South festival was headlined by Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia and Tiësto .

It’s worth noting that Creamfields has expanded to various locations across the globe such as Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, Mexico, Peru and Spain. The festival has seen a wide range of international headliners over the years as well

Creamfields is a legendary electronic dance music festival that has been captivating audiences since its inception in 1998. The festival has grown from a one-day event with 25,000 attendees to a four-day extravaganza with 70,000 fans per day, making it one of the most popular and prestigious festivals in the UK and the world.

Founded by Cream, a legendary Liverpool nightclub that hosted some of the biggest names in dance music, such as Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, Carl Cox, and Tiësto, Creamfields has become a global phenomenon. The festival has expanded to various locations across the globe, such as Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, Mexico, Peru, Spain, and more .

The first edition of Creamfields was held in Winchester, Hampshire. It featured live performances from artists such as Primal Scream and Run DMC, as well as DJ sets from hundreds of DJs including Sasha, Paul van Dyk, and Daft Punk. The following year, Creamfields moved to Liverpool’s old airport in Merseyside. The move put the festival closer to its parent nightclub and the new site was able to hold 50,000 people for the festival .

The festival stayed in Liverpool until 2005 and attracted more and more fans and artists every year. Some of the highlights of this period include The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada, Underworld, Faithless, and The Prodigy . In 2006, the festival moved to its current location in Daresbury, Cheshire. The new site offered more space and facilities for the festival-goers and allowed the festival to expand its line-up and stages.

In 2007, Creamfields celebrated its 10th anniversary by adding a second day to the event. The festival also introduced new genres and styles to its line-up such as indie rock, hip hop, drum and bass, and dubstep. Some of the acts that have graced the stages of Creamfields include Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Deadmau5, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren and many more.

Creamfields has come a long way since its inception in 1998. From humble beginnings as a one-day event to becoming one of the most popular festivals in the world with multiple locations across the globe. It has been an incredible journey for Creamfields and its fans alike.

Creamfields in 2023 was a 4 day festival and a stella line up of the best in dance and electronic music ( edm).

Creamfields North Line Up

Creamfields South Line Up

Creanfields Line up 2016

Thursday line-up includes Eddie Halliwell, Jordan Suckley, Ben Gold, Mark Sherry, Craig Connelly, Venom One, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Kryder, Redondo, Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman, Jack Eye Jones, LilRockit, Paul Nunn & James Glover, Strictly Underground, and Ricochet Musica.

Friday’s line Up Armin Van Buuren, Andrew Rayel, Orjan Nilsen, Marlo, David Gravell, Khoma, Ruben de Ronde, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Maya Jane Coles, Richy Ahmed, Denney, Robert James, Andy C, Wilkinson, High Contrast, Delta Heavy & Loadstar, Dub Phizix, Annix, Northbase, Roni Size & DJ Krust, MCs: Tonn Piper, AD-APT, Stamina, Visionobi, Strategy , Michael Calfan, Third Party, Sam Feldt, Curbi, Junior J, Jemmy, George Kafetzis, Adam Cartwright, Bernie Lee, and Aaron Amihere.

Saturday’s line-up includes Axwell & Ingrosso, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Dirty South, Gareth Wyn, Avicii, Martin Garrix, Nicky Romero, Otto Knows, Lucas & Steve, Jack U, Four Tet, JAUZ, Destructo, Above & Beyond, Robin Schulz, Tchami, Danny Howard, Watermat, Andrew Bayer, Grum, Alan Walker, DJ Ez, Kurupt FM, Idris Elba, MistaJam, Charlie Sloth, 99 Souls, Logan Sama, SASASAS, Flava D, Pete Tong, Hot Since 82, Eats Everything, Heidi, Andhim, Cristoph, Steve Lawler, Yomanda, Stimulator, BK, DJ Gammer, Tidy DJs, Freak Brothers, Lee Haslam, NG Rezonance, Max Mozart & Audox, Charlie Goddard, Laidback Luke, Tommy Trash, Sander van Doorn, R3hab, Firebeatz, Julian Jordan, Anton Powers, Gorgon City, Route94, Ben Pearce, Los Suruba, Andrea Oliva, Yousef, Andy Mac, Sean Hughes, James Dutton, Josh Demello, Alan Hartley, Jamie Trippier, Sean Dougherty, and Liam Cors.

The line-up on Sunday includes Tiesto, Hardwell, Oliver Heldens, Fatboy Slim, Steve Aoki, MK, Hannah Wants, Tiga, Erol Alkan, Galantis, Calvin Harris, Eric Prydz, Adam Beyer, Kolsch, Alan Fitzpatrick, Paul van Dyk, Gareth Emery, Aly & Fila, John O’Callaghan, Brian Kearney, Will Atkinson, Rob Harnetty, Paul Oakenfold, Annie Mac, Duke Dumont, Disciples, Friend Within, Mele, KDA, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Blasterjaxx, Deorro, Dannic , Thomas Gold, Sick Individuals, Kill the Buzz, Thomas Newson, Julian Calor, W&W, Ummet Ozcan, Wolfpack, Mattn, Amine Edge & Dance, Camelphat, Kutski, Alex Kidd, Andy Whitby, Dark By Design, Energy Syndicate, Cally, Shaun T, MKN, KRM, Karlston Khaos, Cut-Up, Seb Fontaine, K-Klass, Jon Pleased Wimmin, Paul Bleasdale, Andy Carroll, Stuart Hodson, Samuel Lamont, Ed Mackie, Corey James, Billie Clements, Chris Wright, Thomas Tuft, Sam Rice, Hardman & Deavall, and Gussy.

Creamfields returns in 2013 better than ever and after the 14th birthday 2 day festival it returns again as a 2 day event. Headliners include The Prodigy TIËSTO, PAUL VAN DYK, and David Guetta. Creamfields takes place Friday 23rd / Saturday 24th / Sunday 25th August 2013 at Daresbury Estate, Halton, Cheshire

Creamfields is back in 2013, stronger than ever before! The world’s greatest electronic festival descends on Daresbury, Cheshire this August Bank Holiday Weekend to celebrate its 15th Anniversary with three days of pure and unrivalled electronic music. Over the past six months we have strived to deliver to you what we believe is the biggest line up we have ever seen at the festival, starting with Saturday headliners, The Prodigy.

As one of the most, if not the most influential dance acts on the planet, we’re pleased to announce The Prodigy will be headlining the North Stage on Saturday 24th August for their only UK performance this year. Expect bomb squad production, appendix churning bass and rushing keyboard hooks as you experience one of the greatest live shows of your lifetime.

Headlining the South Stage on Saturday will be Avicii. After thousands watched the Swedish phenomenon smash it last year we can’t wait to see what he has in store for us this time. Whilst Avicii enjoys the fresh heights of fame, one DJ who has been at the top of his game for the past two decades is Tiësto. A performer who has transcended musical genres, Tiësto continues to be one of the World’s top DJs and that’s why we’re happy to announce that he will be returning with the Clublife South Stage on Sunday. Proceeding with our world class line-up, we welcome back David Guetta who continues his global domination with the news that he has hit the 1 million sales record for his track ‘Titanium’ ft Sia, not to mention the numerous awards he has won over the past 12 months. As ever David will be bringing his full scale production and vast music catalogue to close Sunday’s North Stage.