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Scotsman
2 days ago
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- Scotsman
Creamfields 2025: The highest paid DJs on Spotify in 2025; are any performing this year?
While metal fans are readying themselves for Download Festival 2025 next week, clubbers old and new are eagerly awaiting the day Creamfields 2025 finally arrives. As one of the biggest dance music festivals in the world, Creamfields brings together electronic music's finest, ranging from names that have frequented the UK Top 40 to up-and-coming artists the festival looks to champion. But with such a sheer wealth of DJ talent out there, is there one who can truly call themselves King or Queen of streaming services? Or, in this case, who is sitting atop the Spotify heap earning the most from UK fans in 2025? Spin Genie took a look at some of the figures as part of their roundup of the most influential DJs of 2025 to find that answer and, equally important, how many of the top ten are set to perform at Creamfields this year? Methodology The ranking of DJs was compiled by first generating an artist seed list from ChartMasters and DJMag . For each artist, data was then collected on average monthly listens from Spotify, total Google searches and their percentage change (comparing April 2023-March 2024 with April 2024-March 2025) via Google Keyword Planner , and the number of news articles from Google Search News (using alternate terms for ambiguous names). Additionally, follower counts were obtained from each artist's verified Instagram and TikTok accounts. Finally, all collected data points were used to create a normalised score out of ten, resulting in a ranking for both male and female artists. 1 . Robin Schulz - £64,846 The German DJ and producer, Robin Schulz, is a master of melodic house, whose consistent global appeal is underscored by an impressive estimated market value of £64,846, making him a highly valuable act on the international electronic music circuit. |Photo Sales 2 . Diplo - £74,837 A true chameleon and prolific producer, Diplo's diverse projects and constant innovation ensure his high demand, contributing to an estimated market value of £74,837 across his wide-ranging ventures. | Getty Images for Stagecoach Photo Sales 3 . Kygo - £77,304 The pioneer of tropical house, Kygo's distinct sound and sun-drenched melodies make him a highly coveted artist, with an estimated market value of £77,304, reflecting his strong appeal in the global touring circuit. |Photo Sales 4 . DJ Snake - £83,118 From Paris to the biggest stages, DJ Snake's unique sound and high-energy performances command a notable estimated market value of £83,118, solidifying his position as a global electronic music powerhouse. |for Coachella Photo Sales Related topics: BoostMusicSpotifyArtistsMoney
Scotsman
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Creamfields 2025: The highest paid DJs on Spotify in 2025; are any performing this year?
While metal fans are readying themselves for Download Festival 2025 next week, clubbers old and new are eagerly awaiting the day Creamfields 2025 finally arrives. As one of the biggest dance music festivals in the world, Creamfields brings together electronic music's finest, ranging from names that have frequented the UK Top 40 to up-and-coming artists the festival looks to champion. But with such a sheer wealth of DJ talent out there, is there one who can truly call themselves King or Queen of streaming services? Or, in this case, who is sitting atop the Spotify heap earning the most from UK fans in 2025? Spin Genie took a look at some of the figures as part of their roundup of the most influential DJs of 2025 to find that answer and, equally important, how many of the top ten are set to perform at Creamfields this year? Methodology The ranking of DJs was compiled by first generating an artist seed list from ChartMasters and DJMag . For each artist, data was then collected on average monthly listens from Spotify, total Google searches and their percentage change (comparing April 2023-March 2024 with April 2024-March 2025) via Google Keyword Planner , and the number of news articles from Google Search News (using alternate terms for ambiguous names). Additionally, follower counts were obtained from each artist's verified Instagram and TikTok accounts. Finally, all collected data points were used to create a normalised score out of ten, resulting in a ranking for both male and female artists. 1 . Robin Schulz - £64,846 The German DJ and producer, Robin Schulz, is a master of melodic house, whose consistent global appeal is underscored by an impressive estimated market value of £64,846, making him a highly valuable act on the international electronic music circuit. |Photo Sales 2 . Diplo - £74,837 A true chameleon and prolific producer, Diplo's diverse projects and constant innovation ensure his high demand, contributing to an estimated market value of £74,837 across his wide-ranging ventures. | Getty Images for Stagecoach Photo Sales 3 . Kygo - £77,304 The pioneer of tropical house, Kygo's distinct sound and sun-drenched melodies make him a highly coveted artist, with an estimated market value of £77,304, reflecting his strong appeal in the global touring circuit. |Photo Sales 4 . DJ Snake - £83,118 From Paris to the biggest stages, DJ Snake's unique sound and high-energy performances command a notable estimated market value of £83,118, solidifying his position as a global electronic music powerhouse. |for Coachella Photo Sales Related topics: BoostMusicSpotifyArtistsMoney
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Scotsman
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Packing for Download 2025: Avoid dramas this year by forgoing these banned items
This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Avoid blushes at the gates with our guide to what you should and shouldn't bring to Download 2025. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... It's nearly here - one of the monstrous metal festivals of the summer, Download Festival. Which means that this week, and awful lot of people including ourselves are doing an awful lot of packing. Here's the list of banned items you can't bring to the campsite at Download Festival this year and several items you simply must. This time next week, we'll all be getting up bright and early for a full day of musical mayhem at Download Festival 2025. Which means it's time for that all-important packing: what to bring with you, what is essential, and what to leave at home to avoid blushes at the gates. This year's list of items still reads like your usual suspects, but there has been a bit of a change when it comes to the kind of cookers you are allowed to use on-site. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad If you're anything like me, you might also want to take a pragmatic approach with the items that you can, and should, bring. Not only is it a slog dragging all and sundry across campsites, but by packing light, you can also do your part by limiting the amount of waste at Donington Park this year – keeping it green while also keeping it noisy. Here's our guide to all the banned items on-site at this year's festival, along with the items you absolutely must bring with you, for your health, security, and, above all else, your comfort. What items are banned from bringing with me to Download Festival's campsites? Sleeping bag? Check. Torch? Check? Cooking Gas? Not this time around - here's our guide to packing for Download 2025. | Getty Images/Canva Aerosols over 250ml Airhorns and megaphones Animals (other than approved assistance dogs) Any alcohol in possession of anyone under 18 Any goods for unauthorised trading Any goods with unauthorised festival logos Any items which may cause danger, offence or disruption to any other person Any items which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon Bicycles / scooters / roller-skates / skateboards Blow torches Drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles Excessive amounts of cigarettes (more than personal consumption) Excessive amounts of food (more than personal consumption) Firewood Fireworks / pyrotechnics Flares / distress flares / smoke bombs Gazebos Generators (unless fitted within caravans/campervans, which are a separate site) Glass (any glass) Hexamine / hexi tablets Illegal substances Individual camping gas canisters (unless fitted within campervans) Leatherman multi tools Legal Highs / New Psychoactive Substances Nitrous oxide and any associated equipment (balloons, Co2 dispensers, cream dispensers) Open campfires Paper lanterns or sky lanterns Petrol burners / petrol fuelled cookers Portable laser equipment and pens Rooftop tents (unless in the designated campervan site) Sound systems Unidentifiable substances Unofficial tabards or reflective jackets What type of cookers are allowed at Download Festival 2025? Don't make the mistake I did and pick up a butane cooker - no gas canisters or petrol fuelled cookers will be allowed anywhere on site, with no exception to this rule. Instead, festival-goers are permitted to use a variety of safer alternatives, including disposable BBQs, meth stoves, trangia stoves, gel fuel stoves, greenheat basecamp cookers, firelighter stoves, and solid fuel stoves. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad For liquid fuels like methylated spirits or Trangia fuel, a maximum of 1 litre per stove is allowed and must be kept in its sealed original container. All BBQs and camping stoves must be raised at least 30cms off the ground to prevent damage to the site, and under no circumstances should they be used inside tents. What should I pack to bring with me to Download Festival? Let's break this down into a bit of a checklist - as I too am packing this weekend for Download and want to keep it somewhat simple. Shelter & Sleep Tent: Choose one that's easy to pitch and slightly larger than you think you'll need for comfort and gear storage. Sleeping Bag: Check the temperature rating – even summer nights can get cold in the UK. Sleeping Mat or Air Bed: Essential for insulation from the cold ground and providing comfort. Don't forget a pump if it's an air bed! Pillow: An inflatable pillow or a small camping pillow. If you're looking for some last minute camping gear, having discovered days away there's a problem with your tent or a puncture in your air mattress, you can take a look at our guide to UK Festival lifesavers for 2025 . Clothing & Footwear Waterproof Jacket and Trousers: Absolutely essential for unpredictable UK weather. Warm Layers: Hoodies, fleeces, long-sleeved tops for chilly evenings. Plenty of Socks: Both thick warm ones and spare dry pairs. Sturdy, Comfortable Footwear: Wellies or waterproof hiking boots are a must, along with comfortable shoes for walking. Daytime Clothes: T-shirts, shorts, jeans, etc. Hat: For sun protection or warmth. Hygiene & Health Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable wet wipes, dry shampoo, a small bar of soap. Brush them fangs! Hand Sanitiser and wet wipes: Invaluable for quick clean-ups, but try aim for biodegradable wipes or ones that contain no microplastics and do your part. Basic First Aid Kit: Plasters, antiseptic wipes, pain killers, blister pads, any personal medications (with prescription if necessary). Sunscreen: Even on cloudy days, you can burn - remember to 'slip, slop, slap' Insect Repellent: because I can attest mozzie bites are not a fun thing to deal with while sleeping. Reusable Towel: Quick-drying microfibre towels are great but any old towel will work. Food & Drink Reusable Water Bottle: Most festivals have free water refill stations. Non-Perishable Snacks: Granola bars, fruit, nuts – for easy energy. Allowed Cooking Equipment & Fuel: (e.g., meth stoves, disposable BBQs, solid fuel, as per Download's specific rules). Remember, no gas or petrol cookers! Allowed Drinks: Within festival quantity limits and non-glass containers. Essentials & Safety Tickets & ID: Keep both physical and digital copies safe Phone & Fully Charged Power Bank: Essential for communication and finding friends or showing off on the 'gram. Bank Card and some money: While Download Festival is cashless this year, taxis to and from the site might not be, so it's always Earplugs: For sleeping through campsite noise and protecting your hearing from loud music. Torch or Headlamp: Absolutely essential for navigating the campsite at night. Portable Charger. Duct Tape: The ultimate festival repair tool for tents, shoes, etc. Comfort & Convenience Small, Foldable Camping Chair: A game-changer for chilling at your tent. Backpack/Day Bag: For carrying essentials around the arena. Rubbish Bags: Be a responsible festival-goer and leave no trace! Eye Mask: For blocking out the early morning sun. Ear plugs: Not just for camping at night, but also to save your hearing throughout an entire weekend of very… very loud music. Looking for more information regarding Download Festival 2025? Why not take a look at our guide to this year's event or check out the set times and see who might be set clashing with who.
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Scotsman
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Packing for Download 2025: Avoid dramas this year by forgoing these banned items
This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Avoid blushes at the gates with our guide to what you should and shouldn't bring to Download 2025. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... It's nearly here - one of the monstrous metal festivals of the summer, Download Festival. Which means that this week, and awful lot of people including ourselves are doing an awful lot of packing. Here's the list of banned items you can't bring to the campsite at Download Festival this year and several items you simply must. This time next week, we'll all be getting up bright and early for a full day of musical mayhem at Download Festival 2025. Which means it's time for that all-important packing: what to bring with you, what is essential, and what to leave at home to avoid blushes at the gates. This year's list of items still reads like your usual suspects, but there has been a bit of a change when it comes to the kind of cookers you are allowed to use on-site. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad If you're anything like me, you might also want to take a pragmatic approach with the items that you can, and should, bring. Not only is it a slog dragging all and sundry across campsites, but by packing light, you can also do your part by limiting the amount of waste at Donington Park this year – keeping it green while also keeping it noisy. Here's our guide to all the banned items on-site at this year's festival, along with the items you absolutely must bring with you, for your health, security, and, above all else, your comfort. What items are banned from bringing with me to Download Festival's campsites? Sleeping bag? Check. Torch? Check? Cooking Gas? Not this time around - here's our guide to packing for Download 2025. | Getty Images/Canva Aerosols over 250ml Airhorns and megaphones Animals (other than approved assistance dogs) Any alcohol in possession of anyone under 18 Any goods for unauthorised trading Any goods with unauthorised festival logos Any items which may cause danger, offence or disruption to any other person Any items which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon Bicycles / scooters / roller-skates / skateboards Blow torches Drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles Excessive amounts of cigarettes (more than personal consumption) Excessive amounts of food (more than personal consumption) Firewood Fireworks / pyrotechnics Flares / distress flares / smoke bombs Gazebos Generators (unless fitted within caravans/campervans, which are a separate site) Glass (any glass) Hexamine / hexi tablets Illegal substances Individual camping gas canisters (unless fitted within campervans) Leatherman multi tools Legal Highs / New Psychoactive Substances Nitrous oxide and any associated equipment (balloons, Co2 dispensers, cream dispensers) Open campfires Paper lanterns or sky lanterns Petrol burners / petrol fuelled cookers Portable laser equipment and pens Rooftop tents (unless in the designated campervan site) Sound systems Unidentifiable substances Unofficial tabards or reflective jackets What type of cookers are allowed at Download Festival 2025? Don't make the mistake I did and pick up a butane cooker - no gas canisters or petrol fuelled cookers will be allowed anywhere on site, with no exception to this rule. Instead, festival-goers are permitted to use a variety of safer alternatives, including disposable BBQs, meth stoves, trangia stoves, gel fuel stoves, greenheat basecamp cookers, firelighter stoves, and solid fuel stoves. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad For liquid fuels like methylated spirits or Trangia fuel, a maximum of 1 litre per stove is allowed and must be kept in its sealed original container. All BBQs and camping stoves must be raised at least 30cms off the ground to prevent damage to the site, and under no circumstances should they be used inside tents. What should I pack to bring with me to Download Festival? Let's break this down into a bit of a checklist - as I too am packing this weekend for Download and want to keep it somewhat simple. Shelter & Sleep Tent: Choose one that's easy to pitch and slightly larger than you think you'll need for comfort and gear storage. Sleeping Bag: Check the temperature rating – even summer nights can get cold in the UK. Sleeping Mat or Air Bed: Essential for insulation from the cold ground and providing comfort. Don't forget a pump if it's an air bed! Pillow: An inflatable pillow or a small camping pillow. If you're looking for some last minute camping gear, having discovered days away there's a problem with your tent or a puncture in your air mattress, you can take a look at our guide to UK Festival lifesavers for 2025 . Clothing & Footwear Waterproof Jacket and Trousers: Absolutely essential for unpredictable UK weather. Warm Layers: Hoodies, fleeces, long-sleeved tops for chilly evenings. Plenty of Socks: Both thick warm ones and spare dry pairs. Sturdy, Comfortable Footwear: Wellies or waterproof hiking boots are a must, along with comfortable shoes for walking. Daytime Clothes: T-shirts, shorts, jeans, etc. Hat: For sun protection or warmth. Hygiene & Health Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable wet wipes, dry shampoo, a small bar of soap. Brush them fangs! Hand Sanitiser and wet wipes: Invaluable for quick clean-ups, but try aim for biodegradable wipes or ones that contain no microplastics and do your part. Basic First Aid Kit: Plasters, antiseptic wipes, pain killers, blister pads, any personal medications (with prescription if necessary). Sunscreen: Even on cloudy days, you can burn - remember to 'slip, slop, slap' Insect Repellent: because I can attest mozzie bites are not a fun thing to deal with while sleeping. Reusable Towel: Quick-drying microfibre towels are great but any old towel will work. Food & Drink Reusable Water Bottle: Most festivals have free water refill stations. Non-Perishable Snacks: Granola bars, fruit, nuts – for easy energy. Allowed Cooking Equipment & Fuel: (e.g., meth stoves, disposable BBQs, solid fuel, as per Download's specific rules). Remember, no gas or petrol cookers! Allowed Drinks: Within festival quantity limits and non-glass containers. Essentials & Safety Tickets & ID: Keep both physical and digital copies safe Phone & Fully Charged Power Bank: Essential for communication and finding friends or showing off on the 'gram. Bank Card and some money: While Download Festival is cashless this year, taxis to and from the site might not be, so it's always Earplugs: For sleeping through campsite noise and protecting your hearing from loud music. Torch or Headlamp: Absolutely essential for navigating the campsite at night. Portable Charger. Duct Tape: The ultimate festival repair tool for tents, shoes, etc. Comfort & Convenience Small, Foldable Camping Chair: A game-changer for chilling at your tent. Backpack/Day Bag: For carrying essentials around the arena. Rubbish Bags: Be a responsible festival-goer and leave no trace! Eye Mask: For blocking out the early morning sun. Ear plugs: Not just for camping at night, but also to save your hearing throughout an entire weekend of very… very loud music.
Scotsman
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Download Festival release set times for this year's festival
Who is set to clash with who as Download Festival release this year's set times Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... This year's full list of set times for Download Festival have been released. Who is set to play when, and who is set to clash with who? Those heading to the festival can also check out any last-minute changes by virtue of the newly-updated Download Festival app Start your planning, or your complaining, with the arrival of set times for this year's Download Festival. With the festival little over a month away, fans can now find out if the likes of this year's headliners Green Day, Sleep Token and Korn are set to clash with one of the other acts across the festival ground - but from first look, you should be ok. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad From the outset, it looks as if organisers have allowed ample time for fans to shuffle between stages such as Opus and The Avalanche Stage to the main stage, Apex, in order to catch this year's headliners, but there are some tough choices to make still - including Saturday's line-up. The set times come courtesy of the Download Festival app, available for iOS and Android, which will also update fans throughout the festival with any last-minute shuffles to stage times and line-ups. What are most immediate set clashes at Download Festival 2025? Those who might not want to trawl through the set times and want to know the most immediate set clashes, we've pulled out some of the more significant ones taking place now that the timetable for Download Festival 2025 is available. Friday June 13 2025 19:00 - Weezer (Apex Stage) vs. 19:35 - Within Temptation (Opus Stage) 17:30 - Jimmy Eat World (Apex Stage) vs. 17:00 - Myles Kennedy (Opus Stage) 20:50 - Green Day (Apex Stage) vs. 21:50 - Apocalyptica (The Dogtooth Stage) Saturday June 14 2025 18:20 - Shinedown (Apex Stage) vs. 19:35 - Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter (Opus Stage) 16:50 - Don Broco (Apex Stage) vs. 17:05 - Eagles of Death Metal (Opus Stage 20:55 - Sleep Token (Apex Stage) vs. 20:30 - Cradle of Filth (The Dogtooth Stage) Sunday June 15 2025 19:00 - Bullet For My Valentine (Apex Stage) vs. 18:45 - Lorna Shore (Opus Stage) 17:00 - Spiritbox (Apex Stage) vs. 17:35 - Airbourne (Opus Stage) 21:25 - Korn (Apex Stage) vs. 22:05 - Sikth (The Dogtooth Stage) Download 2025 - set times in full Sleep Token are set to headline Download Festival 2025 - but are they set to clash with anyone now the set times have been revealed? | Helle Arensbak / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP) Wednesday June 11 2025 The Outpost 20:30 - Mat Black 19:30 - Fat Foodie 18:30 - Laura 17:30 - McBagleyBBQ 16:00 - Chilli Eating Competition by Clifton Chilli Club 15:00 - Adam Purnell - Shropshire Lad 13:00 - Axe & Paddle The Den 23:00 - Now That's What I Call A 00s Mixtape presented by Sophie K 22:00 - No-Castle 20:15 - John Robertson 18:45 - Mat Reed 18:30 - Dave Longley 17:35 - Pete Otway 17:15 - Hayley Ellis 17:00 - Dave Longley 15:45 - Bethany Black 15:30 - Jarred Christmas 14:55 - Kyla Cobbler 14:15 - Chris Washington 14:00 - Jarred Christmas Ace of Spades Tavern 15:00 - Panic! At The Bingo 18:00 - Panic! At The Bingo 20:30 - Emo Drag Karaoke 23:00 - Uprawr The Doghouse 01:00 - Zoe London 00:00 - Rockstar 22:00 - Lucha Britannia and Slay Duggee present 'Destruction in the Doghouse' 21:00 - Rockstar 16:00 - Community Takeover Thursday June 12 2025 The Outpost 23:00 - Cinema 20:30 - Mat Blak 19:30 - Adam Purnell - Shropshire Lad 18:10 - Chilli Eating Competition by Clifton Chilli Club 16:50 - Laura 16:00 - Chilli Eating Competition by Clifton Chilli Club 14:30 - McBagleyBBQ 13:30 - Live Free Brunch 12:30 - Axe & Paddle The Doghouse 01:30 - Jon Mahon DJ 23:00 - Hang The DJs 22:30 - Vengaboys 19:30 - Famous First Words 18:00 - The Scratch 16:30 - Dave Hill 15:00 - Old Time Sailors 13:30 - Choir Noir 11:30 - Heavy Metal Sports 10:00 - Rockfit The Den 23:30 - Emo Drag Karaoke 23:00 - Stokes 22:00 - Thanks For The Memories 20:45 - Sikisa 20:25 - Kate Butch 18:20 - Sikisa 17:35 - Eddy Brimson 17:15 - Lou Conran 17:00 - Danny McGloughlin 16:25 - Phil Nichol 15:30 - Thanyia Moore 14:55 - Scott Bennett 14:35 - Peter Brush 14:15 - Kate Butch 14:00 - Thanyia Moore 12:00 - Battlesnake Ace of Spades Tavern 23:00 - Alex Baker 20:30 - Defender of the Riff 17:30 - Never Mind The Download Pub Quiz 15:30 - On Wednesdays We Wear Black 12:30 - Panic! At The Bingo Friday June 13 2025 Apex Stage 20:50 - Green Day 19:00 - Weezer 17:30 - Jimmy Eat World 16:10 - Rise Against 14:00 - CKY 13:00 - SIM Opus 19:35 - Within Temptation 18:15 - Opeth 17:00 - Myles Kennedy 15:50 - Northlane 14:55 - Dirty Honey 13:50 - Starset 13:00 - The Scratch The Dogtooth Stage 21:50 - Apocalyptica 20:50 - Eivor 19:50 - Alcest 18:50 - Vola 18:00 - Svalbard 17:10 - Windhand 16:20 - Graphic Nature 15:30 - Riding The Low 14:40 - Gore. 13:50 - Battlesnake The Avalanche Stage hosted by Kerrang! Radio 19:55 - McFly 18:45 - Elliot Minor 17:50 - Crossfaith 17:00 - Trophy Eyes 16:10 - Bad Nerves 15:20 - The Meffs 14:30 - Dead Pony 13:40 - Unpeople 12:50 - Karen Dio The Doghouse 02:00 - Gatekeeper 01:00 - Dougie Poynter 00:30 - Funeral For A Friend (Acoustic) 23:30 - Aled Phillips 22:00 - Gatekeeper 11:00 - Rockfit Ace of Spades Tavern 23:00 - Face Down presents Emo Prom 10:00 - Download's Green Day Quiz with Kitty Cowell The Den 01:30 - 90s and 00s Raveyard 00:30 - She They Press Play 23:00 - She They Press Play 11:30 - Justin Hawkins Rides Again 10:00 - Rock Kids The Outpost 23:00 - Cinema 9:00 - Flowstate Saturday June 14 2025 Apex Stage 20:55 - Sleep Token 18:20 - Shinedown 16:50 - Don Broco 15:30 - Palaye Royale 14:15 - Poppy 13:05 - Hatebreed 12:00 - Loathe 11:00 - Static Dress Opus 19:35 - Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter 18:10 - The Darkness 17:05 - Eagles of Death Metal 16:00 - Polaris 14:55 - Awolnation 13:50 - Currents 12:55 - Kim Dracula 12:05 - Sophie Lloyd The Dogtooth Stage 20:30 - Cradle of Filth 19:25 - Sylosis 18:25 - Kittie 17:30 - Anaal Nathrakh 16:40 - The Funeral Portrait 15:50 - Teen Mortgage 15:00 - Holy Wars 14:10 - Underside 13:20 - Zetra 12:30 - Bastardane 11:45 - Lastelle 11:00 - Artio The Avalanche Stage hosted by Kerrang! Radio 19:40 - Dayseeker 18:30 - Mallory Knox 17:20 - Smash Into Pieces 15:30 - Mothica 14:35 - Lolo 13:40 - Split Chain 12:45 - Venus Grrrls 11:50 - Bex 11:00 - Autumn Fires The Outpost 23:00 - Cinema 09:00 - Flowstate The Doghouse 01:30 - Modestep DJ Set 23:30 - Liam Cormier (Cancer Bats) 22:00 - Feelin' This 11:00 - Rockfit Ace of Spades Tavern 01:00 - Master of Pop Hits 22:30 - Bongo's Bingo 10:00 - Download's Sleep Token Quiz with Kitty Cowell The Den 02:00 - K1 01:00 - Dani Filth (and Kam Haq!) 00:30 - K1 23:00 - Delight 10:00 - Slay Duggee Sunday June 15 2025 Apex Stage 21:25 - Korn 19:00 - Bullet For My Valentine 17:00 - Spiritbox 15:40 - Meshuggah 14:25 - Jinjer 13:10 - Power Trip 12:00 - Bleed From Within 11:00 - Orbit Culture Opus 20:05 - Steel panther 18:45 - Lorna Shore 17:35 - Airbourne 16:25 - Jerry Cantrell 15:30 - Alien Ant Farm 14:35 - Municipal Waste 13:40 - The Ghost Inside 12:40 - Nothing More 11:50 - Seven Hours After Violet 11:00 - The Southern River Band Dogtooth Stage 22:05 - Sikth 21:10 - Whitechapel 20:15 - Fit For An Autopsy 19:20 - Cattle Decapitation 18:25 - Novelists 17:25 - Unprocessed 16:25 - President 15:25 - Vowws 14:30 - Survive Said The Prophet 13:35 - Vower 12:40 - Faetooth 11:50 - Archers 11:00 - Neckbreakker The Avalanche Stage hosted by Kerrang! Radio 20:20 - Kids in Glass Houses 19:10 - Me First and The Gimme Gimmes 18:00 - Turbonegro 16:50 - Dead Poet Society 15:50 - House of Protection 13:50 - Spiritual Camp 12:50 - Amira Efleky 11:50 - Arrows in Action 11:00 - Harpy The Den 23:00 - Metal Night 10:00 - Rock Kids Ace of Spades Tavern 01:00 - Attitude Era 23:00 - Decade 10:00 - Download's Korn Quiz with Kitty Cowell The Doghouse 23:30 - End of the World Party 22:00 - Salt Sweat Sugar 11:00 - Rockfit The Outpost 23:00 - Cinema Who is on your must-see list, or are there any set clashes taking place this year that you can't bear to think about now you have the set times at hand? Let us know your thoughts and who you think we should check out from the smaller stages by leaving a comment down below.
