Festival line-ups you might have missed this week: Home Again, Movement, We Out Here and more

Movement Festival adds Charlotte de Witte, Sara Landry and Skepta to finalise 2025 line-up

Detroit’s Movement Festival has finalised its 2025 line-up, with Charlotte de Witte set to join already announced headliners John Summit and Carl Cox.

Set to return to the Hart Plaza across the May 24-26, Movement is set to welcome 116 artists across its two-day run this Memorial Day Weekend. Among the new additions announced this week are Sara Landry, FJAAK, HAAi, The Blessed Madonna and Boys Noize.

The festival has also confirmed two new back-to-backs, which will come courtesy of Carl Craig b2b Moodymann and Goldie b2b Photek.

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Peggy Gou, 999999999 and Helena Hauff announced for Home Again’s return to RSO.Berlin

Berlin’s Home Again has unveiled the first names on its 2025 line-up, with Peggy Gou, Octo Octa, Solomun, Job Jobse and 999999999 set to appear at RSO.Berlin this May.

Set across four days, Home Again’s third edition will kick off on Thursday, May 29 until June 2, and will see a plethora of electronic acts perform across its four stages.

Clara Cuve, Helena Hauff, DJ Fuckoff, I Hate Models, fka.m4a and Meggy have also been confirmed to perform — while Home Again has teased an expanded “non music” programme, with workshops, panels and community gatherings in its Baergarten across the festival.

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Canada’s Bass Coast locks in huge first wave bill for 2025

Bass Coast, the British Columbia-based festival honouring its namesake – bass music – has announced the first wave of names heading to Kamloops this summer.

Its 2025 edition, set to go ahead from July 11 – 15, will see returning faces as well as plenty of new ones, including BAMBII, Conducta, INVT, Madam X, Rosa Pistola, Sally C, The Glitch Mob, Mia Koden, Neffa-T, and plenty more.

“The first wave celebrates innovators in house, bass, global club, techno, drum and bass, dubstep & UKG, drawing from some of the brightest names in electronic music,” says Bass Coast’s co-curator, Max Ulis.

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We Out Here unveils 2025 line-up including Ben UFO, Josey Rebelle, and more

We Out Here Festival has unveiled the latest instalment of its 2025 music programme, featuring dozens of names who will perform across 15 “unique” stages.

This year’s edition is due to take place from August 14 – 17 on the grounds of Wimborne St Giles in Dorset, promising “collective joy and musical discovery”.

You can expect to see the likes of Pa Salieu, Ben UFO B2B Josey Rebella, HiTech, KOKOROKO, Photek, Hunee, Batu, Lex Amor, as well as an eight-hour set from the one and only Theo Parrish.

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Madruga festival is bringing Helena Hauff, Dr Banana and Introspekt to Herefordshire

Madruga has announced details of its third edition, taking place at Baskerville Hall in Herefordshire across July 25 to 28 this summer.

Helena Hauff is set to headline, with the likes of Dr Bana, Ogazón, Christian Ab, Lukas Wigflex, Tristan du Cunha, Mella Dee and Paga Nugs among the headsy line-up.

Cult London party Cartulis is one of several takeovers featuring, bringing residents Unai Trotti, Vass and Free Zing.

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