#Queen city jazz festival 2017 lineup plus#
The glow-stickiest and shape-throwiest of city fests, east London’s two-day dance love-in turns 15 in proper style this year, with two of the most enviable headliners in Frank Ocean and Solange Knowles, plus huge sets from all corners of dance music from Chase & Status, Jamie xx, Kano, Seth Troxler, Ricardo Villalobos, Eats Everything, Bicep, Jess Glynne and Annie Mac among the scores of artists appearing across the site’s six stages. 13-15 July, Bygrave Woods, Hertfordshire, day tickets £43.20, weekend tickets £107, .uk Lovebox
#Queen city jazz festival 2017 lineup series#
Big names in underground clubbing are also involved: NYC party Mister Saturday Night, London club series the Hydra and Amsterdam’s Red Light Radio while artists range from Todd Terje to Red Axes, Omar-S to Tama Sumo.
The 6,000-capacity fest spreads acts across six stages, which this year includes Brilliant Corners – the east London audiophile bar now bringing the finest hi-fi quality sound on tour. With its woodland setting, Farr is another boutique event with a focus on creating curious spaces and environments to explore. Photograph: Richard Isaac/REX/Shutterstock Farr 7-9 July, Finsbury Park, London, day tickets £55-£62, weekend tickets £110-£160 (all plus booking fees), .ukĬhance the Rapper will be heading to Wireless. The throwdown that’s always the place to be for the biggest names in hip-hop, rap and grime alongside more mainstram fare, and this year is absolutely no exception: Chance the Rapper, the Weeknd, Skepta, Rae Sremmurd, Young Thug, Fetty Wap, Wiley, Tyga, Sean Paul, Big Narstie, Travis Scott and Bugzy Malone are just some of the acts bringing the party to north London. 21-25 June, Pilton, Somerset, £243, .uk Wireless The old adage that it’s possible to attend and not see a band is truer now than ever. Bored of bands? Subculture paradise Block 9 celebrates its 10th birthday, there are the Kidzfield and Theatre & Circus areas, a thriving comedy itinerary and new for 2017, a metal stage in the Shangri-La. Headliners Radiohead, Foo Fighters and Ed Sheeran are only a tiny fraction of the story: Stormzy, BBK, Father John Misty, Chic and hundreds more mean there’s truly something for everyone. The elder statesman of UK shindigs and the biggest date on the festival-goer’s calendar. 10-11 June, Heaton Park, Manchester, day tickets £65.45, weekend tickets £131.45, parklife.uk.com Glastonbury Photograph: Luke Dyson/PR ParklifeĪ deliriously varied itinerary blows the hypothetical roof off Heaton Park this year: the 1975, Jess Glynne, Rag’n’Bone Man and George Ezra represent the charts Frank Ocean, Boy Better Know and A Tribe Called Quest embody the eclecticism of rap and hip-hop, while Carl Cox, Seth Troxler and Fatboy Slim do the same for dance, plus Bicep, Rat Boy and Hannah Wants.
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