Emerge Music Festival has annnounced its return for 2023 at Boucher Road Playing Fields for the August Bank Holiday weekend next year, August 26th and 27th.
The festival has previously announced the likes of Bicep, Carl Cox, Camelphat, Skin On Skin and Charlotte De Witte.
Emerge has now announced the addition of:
- Ewan Mcvicar
- Denis Sulta
- Floorplan
- Mella Dee
- Mark Blair
- Fionn Curran
- Hammer
- Heidi
- Adiel
- Bklava
- Obskur
Emerge Festival has also announced day splits ahead of day tickets going on sale this Friday, as per the poster:
“This years line-up is the culmination of almost 30 years work at both club level, and building on our other outdoor events in the city. Bicep played some of their first live shows at our events, so seeing them headline a show of this size in Belfast, as their career continues to explode Internationally, is a genuine pleasure for me. Likewise, I’ve been working with Carl Cox for over 25 years, and he’s a perfect addition to this event. Emerge Music Festival’s opening year was everything I had hoped for, and I look forward to building on that success for our second year with more acts, even bigger production and a genuinely first class customer experience.”
Festival Director Alan Simms of Shine
Day Tickets on sale Friday at 12noon from ticketmaster.ie.
Weekend tickets are £115 plus fees.
Emerge and AVA are the two electronic music festivals taking place in Belfast this summer.
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