Underworld to headline Festival Of House

Festival Of House - CANCELLED 2016

Friday 10th to Saturday 11th June 2016
Panmure Estate, Monikie, Angus, Perthshire, DD7 6LW, Scotland MAP
£148.50 for weekend including camping

Daily capacity: 15,000

Last updated: Thu 28th Apr 2016

Underworld will top the bill in a scottish festival exclusive, at a new two day Scottish electronic music festival, Festival Of House takes place within the 12th century Panmure Estate in Angus, ten miles north east of Dundee, on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th June, 2016 with 15,000 fans expected for the inaugural year.

Karl Hyde and Rick Smith of Underworld said, "We're really excited about being back in Scotland for the Festival of House. It's always great playing to a Scottish festival crowd so our expectations are high for a big night in Panmure. See you in June."

The first acts confirmed are Dubfire, Sasha, Danny Howard, Hernan Cattaneo, Route94, Dave Seaman, Justin Robertson, Graeme Park, and Jon Pleased Wimmin.

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Tickets are priced at £50 per day or £95 for the weekend, a weekend ticket with camping is priced at £145 (subject to booking fee).

Regular coach services will operate from key locations to Panmure Estate. Car parking will also be available adjacent to the site priced at £10 per car in advance, £15 per day on the day of the event.

A dedicated campsite for 6,500 fans will be in place. Situated adjacent to the main site, with panoramic views of the surrounding forests and Angus countryside. Camping tickets cost £145 (subject to booking fee). The campsite will host food concessions, entertainment and Glamping options.

Festival Director Craig Blyth said, "Festival of House is set to be a major new highlight in Scotland’s festival calendar. The site in the heart of Panmure Estate is a beauty with an easily accessible campsite surrounded by ancient woods and views across the Angus countryside. With a top line-up of electronic artists across stages and tents plus many more to be revealed, we are confident the inaugural year will be a big success."

Wayne Dunbar, Director of The Rhumba Club and Festival of House Organiser added, "House music has a massive following in Scotland and the response to Festival of House has been incredible. The Rhumba Club has been at the forefront of Scotland’s underground dance scene for approaching 25 years, bringing the biggest names to the east coast. There is a huge buzz locally, as well as from further afield, about staging an electronic music festival of this stature, especially as we get set to celebrate the club’s 25th Anniversary in 2016. We can’t wait!"

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