Over the years its proved itself to be one the finest festivals in Europe for House & Techno (read our previous reviews here), and West London’s Junction 2 Festival has revealed its final wave of acts for 2020 to cap of what looks to be its biggest to date.
In 2017 we called it the finest UK Techno event on offer, and the latest artists added continue to reinforce it’s ability to evolve and stay ahead of the curve, with Eclair FiFi, DJ Koze, Midland, Chaos in the CBD, DJ Boring (Live), Robert Hood (Live) and Seth Troxler amongst those added over its 2-days of programming at London’s Boston Manor Park on 5th and 6th June 2020. New artists joining the bill for day one include crowd favourite DJ Koze, who will bring his signature dream-house back to Junction 2 Festival for the third time, while Kiwi brothers Chaos in the CBD make their debut.
The legend Midland will also make his debut on the Friday, while Eris Drew adds her infectious energy to the day one line-up. One of our favourites Leon Vynehall is also announced with the Ninja Tunes artist bringing his masterfully crafted house music to Boston Manor Park. Other acts announced for Friday are live performances from Aurora Halal and electro legend DMX Krew, as well as DJ sets from Eclair Fifi, Carlota, Peach, Yu Su, Ceri, Cromby and D. Tiffany.
Saturday’s line-up, meanwhile, features techno legends alongside the some of the scenes rising stars, with Underground Resistance founder Robert Hood on board for a rare live performance in a UK festival exclusive. Seth Troxler, Italian duo Mind Against, plus a live performance from a previous radio guest of ours DJ Boring also join 999999999, Benjamin Damage, Dense & Pika, Blawan, Joel Mull, Binh, Adiel, Brame & Hamo and Fumiya Tanaka.
Previous artists announced include Four Tet, Nina Kraviz, Maceo Plex, Amelie Lens, Adam Beyer, Dixon, Fatima Yamaha, Octo Octa, Ben Klock, Honey Dijon, Marcel Dettmann, Joy Orbison, Dax J, Hessle Audio, weekend resident for 2020 Avalon Emerson and Jon Hopkins – his only full live performance in London this year.
As fans have come to expect from Junction 2 Festival, the sound quality at each stage remains unrivalled in the UK, with sets meticulously programmed to match the right sounds with the right stages, with the site itself offering both open green spaces and stark industrial fragments, where the best handpicked selectors can fully flex their creative range.
Taking place on Friday 5th and Saturday 6th June, remaining tickets for Junction 2 are available here. Peep the lineup in full below.
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