04/26/2025

Festival line-ups you might have missed: UNUM, Dekmantel, Bass Coast

Welcome to Mixmag’s round-up of festival line-ups you might have missed this week

Kelburn Garden Party celebrates 15 years this summer

Kelburn Garden Party is returning to its serene setting in Scotland this summer in the grounds of Kelburn Castle, a 13th century stronghold which is now painted in psychedelic colouring.

Artists set plat include Sofia Kourtesis, Osunlade, TAAHLIAH, Jamz Supernova, Dillinja, Auntie Flo, EMA, OK Williams, Shy One and K-Lone.

The event also features a spellbinding combination of music, art and nature, installations decorating the valley and woodland location which also features waterfall plunge pools.

David Boyle, Director and Co-Festival Founder, said: “This year marks the outrageously juicy 15th edition of Kelburn Garden Party, and I couldn’t be prouder of the incredible journey we’ve been on. Kelburn has become a beacon for the best emerging creative talent in Scotland and beyond, driven by passion, dedication, and a desire to create wonder over financial gain. It’s more than a festival—it’s a magical sensory adventure through the glen and gardens, where anything can happen. Most importantly, it’s a weekend of pure joy, hope, and boundless creative expression, where kindness and compassion are nurtured and fiercely protected.”

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Bass Coast Festival completes line-up featuring 136 names for 2025 edition

Canadian festival Bass Coast has announced its full line-up, featuring 136 names of the finest names in dubstep, techno, experimental club, reggaeton, drum ‘n’ bass, UKG and more.

Headliners include Conducta, Djrum, G Jones and Justin Martin, while the stacked bill also includes the likes of Sally C, Mia Koden, Madam X, Matrixxman, Rosa Pistola, Neffa-T, Bambounou and Bradley Zero.

“We’ve curated a lineup that features the future direction of electronic music whilst giving a nod to the foundations of the culture,” explains Andrea Graham, Co-Founder and Music Director of Bass Coast. “While our community will recognize familiar faces, they’ll also discover fresh talent—each artist chosen for their role in advancing and reimagining electronic music.”

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PRTY Festival announces biggest edition yet in Glasgow

Glasgow techno weekender PRTY Festival is back across June 28 to 29 this year at ice hockey stadium Braehead Arena.

More than 45 artists are set to play, featuring names such as I Hate Models, Basswell, Restricted, Alex Farell and local heroes such as Cadzow and t e s t p r e s s, with 10,000 attendees expected.

“After selling out the past two years, we knew it was time to level up,” say co-founders Jezza & Jod. “This year, we’re going all in – a full weekend of PRTY with a stacked line-up and more surprises still to come.”

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Albania’s UNUM Festival reveals full line-up for 2025

UNUM Festival has unveiled the full line-up for its fifth edition, set to take place in Shengjin, Albania, from June 5 – 10, 2025.

This year’s bill includes the likes of Black Coffee, Ricardo Villalobos & Raresh, tINI, Quest, Carlita, La La, Seth Troxler, Sonja Moonear, and many more across three stages.