Glade Festival 2011

Glade returns in 2011 at a new location, going back to its roots, offering electronic music from the UK and the world for 5000 festival goers in multiple music areas, covering techno, house, breaks, psy trance, dub, ambient and more.

The 2011 dates are confirmed as running from Friday 10th until Sunday 12th June at a new location at Houghton Hall in Norfolk and not now in Bedfordshire.

Line-up

The headliners are Trentemoller, Drumcode Records, & Global Communication, also confirmed are Andrew Weatherall, Photek, Dreadzone, Krafty Kuts, Hybrid, Dirtyphonics, Skrillex, Engine-Earz Experiment, Dub FX & Flower Fairy, Dub Pistols, Dirty Vegas, Ben & Lex, Ajja, Allaby, Atmos, Atomic Drop, Broken Toy, Dickster, FORM, Headroom, Logica, M-Theory, Man With No Name, Prometheus (live), Quantize, Sonic Species, The Commercial Hippies, and Tristan, Sub Focus (DJ Set), Edoardo, DJ Emok, Hamish, Liquid Ross, Lucas, Regan, Shane Gobi, Richard Devine, Eprom, Shitmat, Eskmo, Young Montana?, Broken Note, Loops Haunt, Koreless, Anxst, Baconhead, Beckett & Barker, The Squire Of Gothos, Threnody, Silverman, Revolva (Buf b2b Ghettozoid), Bashout Allstars, Spongebob Squarewave, Warlock, Gaudi, International Observer, Echaskech, Slackbaba, Sisyphe, Mbuki Mvuki, Dick Trevor, Ans, George Barker, Tripswitch, Alok, Aliji, Naked Nick, Moon, Nova, DJ Ekanta, Justin Chaos and Lewah.

The event will have eight areas - Glade Stage, Origin Stage, Overkill, Rabbit Hole, Inspiral, Nexus, and Sanctuary (a place of healing to rebalance, recharge and rejeuvenate). For the line-up details as available please click here.

Nanosystems

Nanosystems on site include ETA, Gouranga, The Bassment hosted by Beats & Bobs, Rinseout and more, Dance-Off Saloon, LZRDM, The Time Machine, and The Fuse – a new psy trance stage hosted by Liquid, Illuminaughty, Planet Shroom, Wildthings, Planet Zogg and Toadstool.
Plus games, roller discos, tenpin bowling, Zorbing and more.

Tickets

Early bird tickets have sold out, the full price is now £135. A campervan pass is priced at £50. To buy tickets, click here.

Roots

The Glade stage at Glastonbury Festival has been the forum for cutting edge electronic and dance music. In 2004 the team behind it, whilst continuing to run the stage at Glastonbury, broke away to start their own event.

Expect a market, sound systems and cafes such as Chai Wallahs, Come and Play, One Tribe World Stage, Punjabi Lounge, and TRiBE of FRoG - The Frog Pond.

The festival has full camping facilities, car park, licensed bars open until late, food stalls and markets, and more besides.

More information

For detailed information about various aspects of the festival from 2009 see the Glade Information (includes detailed info on camping, travel, food & drink, and more).



More information will be here when available.

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