Zoo Project moves to Donington Park

Zoo Project 2013

Friday 30th August to Sunday 1st September 2013
Donington Park, Castle Donington, Leicestershire, DE74 2RP, England MAP
£69

Daily capacity: 15,000

Ibiza's The Zoo Project team return with their second festival from Friday 30th August to Sunday 1st September 2013, but instead of the previously announced location in the grounds of Boughton House, in Northamptonshire it will be happening at Donington Park, in Leicestershire.

Organisers explain, "As preparations in Kettering went underway, it became clear that we couldn't create the festival experience that you deserve. In our new location we can really go wild! Donington Park is just over half an hour up the road, better connected, and ideal for three days & nights of dynamite sounds!"

There will be underground music from a selection of the best and brightest artists of 2013, amidst a number of themed stages hosted by a tight selection of renowned dance brands. The first acts announced are Acid Mondays, Benjamin Damage, Boddika, Bonobo (DJ set), Blackhall & Bookless, Defex, Derrick Carter b2b DJ Sneak b2b Mark Farina, Evan Baggs, Federico Grazzini, Francis Inferno Orchestra, Funk E, George Fitzgerald, Grandmaster Flash, Greymatter, Huxley, James Zabiela, Jaymo & Andy George, Joy Orbison, KRL, Medlar, Michael James, Milou, MJ Cole, Midland, Maribou State, Pedestrian, Richard Rowell, Spencer Parker, The Mountain People, T Williams, Throwing Snow, Tom Rankin, Wolf DJs, and X-Press 2.

A new 4am license (up from last year's 2am) means the music plays for sixteen hours a day & gives all the more time to experience a sensory overload of unconventional distractions courtesy of long-term collaborators 'The Minx FX'. Some of the many highlights will be: Voodoo ceremonies, Pyrotechnic Chimps, acrobatic felines, abducting Mermaids and much much more.

Early bird tickets are priced at £69 and includes 3 day festival entrance + free camping. This offer will go up as soon as we launch their 2-day & 1-day tickets in a week's time.

To buy tickets now, click here.

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