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Glade Festival 2011

Friday 10th to Sunday 12th June 2011
Houghton Hall, King's Lynn, Norfolk, England MAP
£135

Daily capacity: 5,000

Headlining Glade Festival on Friday will be Trentemoller with his full 7 piece live band and stage show. On Saturday it's the turn of Drumcode Records featuring Adam Beyer, Slam, Paul Ritch, and Joseph Capriati. Closing the Glade Stage on Sunday evening will be Tom Middleton and Mark Pritchard AKA Global Communication (DJ Set).

Joining them on the Glade Stage line-up are Andrew Weatherall, Photek, Dreadzone, Krafty Kuts, Hybrid, Dirtyphonics, Skrillex, Engine-Earz Experiment, Dub FX & Flower Fairy, Dub Pistols, Dirty Vegas, and Ben & Lex.

They join the previous confirmed acts including Ajja, Allaby, Atmos, Atomic Drop, Broken Toy, Dickster, FORM, Headroom, Logica, M-Theory, Man With No Name, Prometheus (live), Quantize, Sonic Species, The Commercial Hippies, and Tristan, Edoardo, DJ Emok, Hamish, Liquid Ross, Lucas, Regan, Shane Gobi, Richard Devine, Eprom, Shitmat, Eskmo, Young Montana?, Broken Note, Loops Haunt, Koreless, Anxst, Baconhead, Beckett & Barker, The Squire Of Gothos, Threnody, Silverman, Revolva (Buf b2b Ghettozoid), Bashout Allstars, Spongebob Squarewave, Warlock, Gaudi, International Observer, Echaskech, Slackbaba, Sisyphe, Mbuki Mvuki, Dick Trevor, Ans, George Barker, Tripswitch, Alok, Aliji, Naked Nick, Moon, Nova, DJ Ekanta, Justin Chaos and Lewah.

These acts are only the initial announcements for the stages, there are still many more to come. Glade will have eight areas - Glade Stage, Origin Stage, Overkill, Rabbit Hole, Inspiral, Nexus, Nanosystems, and Wellbeings.

Glade Festival originated as an underground dance stage at Glastonbury, before becoming an independent event in its own right in 2004. After a year out in 2010 due to high legal and security costs the festival will make just 5,000 tickets available for Glade 2011. Organisers are taking it back to its roots in terms of vibe with smaller numbers making it a much more intimate event.

The 2011 dates are confirmed as running a month earlier than usual from Friday 10th until Sunday 12th June at a new secret location in "English idyllic parkland" 1.5 hours from London.

Tickets are priced at £135. A campervan pass is priced at £50.

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