Pendulum to headline Freeze

Sunday night headliners Pendulum will perform a DJ set to close this year's Freeze Festival, the snow sport and music event which returns to Battersea Power Station in London from Friday 29th October to Sunday 31st October.

Returning for the second year in a row Pendulum (DJ set) complete the trio of announced main stage headliners with recently confirmed Mark Ronson & The Business International topping the bill Saturday, and Roni Size the Friday. Other recent confirmations include New Young Pony Club, and I Blame Coco.

After all the sports are completed the festival plays host to live music acts across the three days on two stages. The first acts confirmed for 2010 are Hadouken!, Bedouin Soundclash, Skindred, The Nextmen, MC Wrec, Krafty Kuts, MC Dynamite, Scratch Perverts, Jaguar Skills, Charlie G, DJ Klimax, and MC Benny C, with more to be announced.

Battersea Power Station will be transformed into a real life ski resort with the London leg of the LG Snowboard FIS World Cup, International Freestyle Ski Comp, alpine themed bars and 2 live music stages including the Main Stage Tent and the Relentless Live Stage.

The focal point of the event is the 17m table top real snow jump created for the LG London Big Air Event, part of the LG FIS (International Ski Federation) World Cup. While this event is for snowboarders there will also be some amazing skiing action. The run down of events includes The LG London Big Air, The International Freestyle Ski Event, and The Battle of Britain (BOB).

Tickets are priced as follows:
3 Day Pass: Adult £86 - Children (8-13) £35.
Adult day ticket (for any day) £36, Children (6-14) £15.
Children aged 7 and under can enter this event for free and do not need a ticket. Please note all under 16's must be accompanied by an adult of 18 or over.

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Elsewhere there will be a resort style retail village with the brands showcasing their latest stock and selling all the new winter gear for the season ahead. Around the event there will be a number of bars and caterers serving up food and icy cold pints with Apres style resort bars and the winter themed chill out zones.

The festival kicks off on Friday with a Battle of Britain ski and snowboard contest. The best of British talent will battle it out for the title of top dog in the UK. Last year's winner's Paddy Graham and Jamie Nicholls will return to defend their titles.

On Saturday the LG London Big Air event, part of the FIS LG Snowboard World Cup, takes centre stage: the main competition for snowboarders. All riders taking part can score crucial ratings points in their quest to become World Champions. Last year's event winner and World Cup Champion, Stefan Gimpl (AUT) will be returning to defend his title.

The International Freestyle Ski event on Sunday features some of the world's most accomplished skiers, with 2009 winner Russ Henshaw confirmed to appear at this year's event. Other names competing for the $10,000 include Bobby Brown, Jacob Wester and Simon Dumont.

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