Camo & Krooked, High Contrast (live), Hype b2b Hazard & more for MADE 2017

MADE Festival 2017

Saturday 29th July 2017
The Digbeth Triangle, Birmingham, West Midlands, B12 0LD, England MAP
£50 (or £20 for MADE My Night)

Last updated: Wed 19th Jul 2017

Birmingham's MADE Festival which returns for a 4th edition to Birmingham's Digbeth Triangle on Saturday 29th July 2017 has announced its second wave of acts.

The MADE STAGE - Air Car Park Arena is headed by the previously announced Chase & Status (DJ set) & Rage, Giggs, and My Nu Leng, who are joined by new announcements Charlie Sloth, Dapz on the Map, DJ Target, Jaykae, Levelz, and Stefflon Don.

In the Sub Focus (DJ set) headlined HOSPITALITY - The Arena, they'll be Camo & Krooked, High Contrast (live), Hype b2b Hazard, Friction, Dimension, Danny Byrd, Nu:Logic, and Krakota.

In a venue to be announced, Gorgon City present KINGDOM, and they're joined by Shadow Child, Deetron, Klose1, NVOY, and Tom Shorterz.

Chris Lorenzo presents DESTROY THE IMAGE - The Warehouse with Cause & Affect, Holy Goof, Joker, Marcus Nasty, and Marc Spence.

And finally, APPLEBUM - The Roof Terrace has a line-up of Patrick Nazemi, Santero, Dan Hills, Little Prince, Elwood, and Bounce & Dansey.

Following the release of the second wave of artists, Festival Director Pete Jordan commented: "This summer's programming reflects the establishment of MADE within the national festival market featuring a host of the finest acts and emerging scenes from the Midlands alongside some of the UK's best loved and breakthrough artists. Alongside the team at The Rainbow Venues we've evolved the festival site, bringing in exciting new creative production from local experts Stax Creations and further art installations from the team at BabMag as well as utilizing brand new venue spaces within the Digbeth Triangle. With further expansion, still to be announced, MADE Festival will be an experience unlike any other in the UK this summer."

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