Beat-Herder Festival announces more names

A second wave of artists have been added to a Beat-Herder Festival bill already brimming with diverse brilliance.
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Orbital, Soulwax, Django Django, David Rodigan MBE, Congo Natty, Patrick Topping, Denis Sulta, Ben Sims, Artwork and Fisher were some of the first names drawn out of the hat and Beat-Herder has now dipped its hand in once more.

Leading the charge on the main stage are Morcheeba. The hypnotic 90s electronic outfit bring their blend of blissed out trip-hop to Beat-Herder for the first time.

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Joining them are celebrated Euro-Carribbean vocal group Boney M. The charismatic hit-makers will bring the psychedelic disco era to the main stage on Saturday.

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Headlining the Toil Trees on Saturday night is one of the biggest tastemakers of the electronic music generation, BBC Radio 1’s Pete Tong.

Spanning a two decade long career, this icon of dance music will bring an experienced presence to the Toil Trees stage, the beating heart of the festival.

He’ll be performing alongside a host of up & coming talent, including previously announced OC & Verde,

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Also confirmed is legendary house selector, producer, and Outcross Records label boss, Miguel Campell.

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Closing Saturday night is Josh Butler, the Leeds DJ and producer who champions deep house, but whose influences mix a broad range of genres, from ambient to hard house.

Six-time world snooker champion Steve Davis and multi-instrumentalist and composer Kavus Torabi have been announced as the Trash Manor’s Saturday night headline – Beat-Herder’s courtyard of chaos, where punk and house converse amiably with reggae, hip-hop and techno.

The duo will be spinning a b2b set comprising techno, psyche rock, and everything in between.

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Beat-Herder continues to exist as it did back when it started as a free DIY party in 1998: uncompromising, unwavering and distinguished by an overwhelming sense of community.

Its reputation as one of the friendliest festivals around can be attributed to its loyal followers - friends, couples and families who create new memories to cherish in a bold and barmy atmosphere each summer.

Beat-Herder takes place July 13th until July 15th. Tickets can be bought through https://tickets.beatherder.co.uk/.