Zoo Project adds Mr Scruff, Groove Armada (DJ set), and Ten Walls

Zoo Project 2014

Friday 12th to Sunday 14th September 2014
Donington Park, Castle Donington, Leicestershire, DE74 2RP, England MAP
£119 for 3 days

Daily capacity: 15,000

Groove Armada (DJ set), Mr Scruff, Ten Walls, Ben UFO b2b Midland, A Guy Called Gerald, and Craig Richards lead the latest additions to the line-up for The Zoo Project Festival happening from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th September 2014 in the forest of Donington Park, in Leicestershire.

Also included in this second line-up announcement are Nightmares on Wax (DJ Set), Special Request, John Talabot, Giles Smith, James Priestly, T Williams, Adam Shelton, Maribou State, Benjamin Damage, Drew Hill, Jack Wickham, Negghead, Michael James, Lee Pennington, Defex, Ricky Rankin, Shovell, Grant Kershaw, Federico Grazzini, Milou, Aiden Mozejko, Ali Scott, Ashley Smith, Ben Grunnell, Brent Anthony, Daniel Sanders, Dave Angle, Dudley Strangeways, Felix & Pickles, Filthy Geeks, Hot_Wax, Jacky, James Davison, James Micallef, Jay Gregory, Jimmy Kennedy, Jnr Bilko, Joe Quinn, Jordan Diston, Jordan Plant, Kieran Sharples, Kristoffer, Lee Hodge, Lee Whitehead, Lewi Scandal, Marco Dot, Matty Morris, Milhouse, Perfume Advert, Philip Stirzaker, Richard Rowell, Si Paste, Steve Stewart, Tom Rankin, Trueself, Wayne Hannigan, and Zutekh.

They join the previously announced Steve Lawler, James Zabiela, Mala, DJ Falcon, Phaeleh, Matt Tolfrey, Shy FX, Gang Colours, Pedram, Youandewan, Acid Mondays, Pedestrian, and Blackhall & Bookless for the dance event returning again to Donington Park, in Leicestershire.

Plus artistic performances from Minx FX, and Area 51

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Tickets are priced at £69 and include 3 day festival entrance + free camping.

This year promises to be an even more distinctive experience that will host a menagérie of immersive performers, flying aerialists, animal acrobatics, human contortionists and a bounty of other unconventional distractions. The Zoo Project team will deliver even more treats, encouraging festival-goers to shed their inhibitions and release their wild sides.

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