Photo Credit: Creamfields Facebook
Written By: Natasha Lenart
Now that Steel Yard London, which featured the Steel Yard stage that originated at Creamfields, is over and was a great success, it’s officially time to start counting down the days until Creamfields! There are only 2 and a half months to go!
Creamfields returns to Daresbury, UK over the Bank Holiday this August 23rd-26th.
Creamfields is shaping up to make its 21st celebration the biggest yet! Having introduced a brand new 360-degree stage, Silo earlier this year, Creamfields one-upped themselves, announcing yet another brand new stage design. Sticking to the theme of full 360 degrees, two-story enclosures, and a capacity of 15,000, they teased the design for the Generator stage.
From the looks of it, Silo and Generator are very similar in style, but different shapes. It will be interesting to compare the stadium-like enclosures and see how different the acoustics and visual experiences are in each. Regardless, these two stages alongside Steel Yard and the Arc and Horizon mega-structures all come together to produce a festival experience that is unparalleled in its stage design.
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Along with the new stage additions, there is one extra-special production that Creamfields attendees will be treated to, HOLO. Eric Prydz finally revealed this long-awaited stage design, which starred some AMAZING holographic visuals.
I mean, it’s honestly hard to put this awe-inspiring stage in words. Check out the debut of HOLO in Glasgow. It’s just a glimpse into the bone-chilling experience that is to be HOLO. Can you imagine what it will be like to actually be there in-person?
Don’t forget to check out the new 2017 aftermovie! Considering it’s almost a full 20 minutes long, it really reflects what a jam-packed experience the 4-day weekend is. I’m overflowing with excitement and can’t wait to finally see it for myself!
As the excitement grows, however, tickets are selling more and more quickly. Right now, Creamfields is set to sell out faster than ever before. As of yesterday, there were less than 5% of the 4-day tickets available, and the cheapest ticket option (Bronze) is sold out, with all other ticket options following closely behind. I warn you now, buy your tickets before they’re gone! Ticketing and lodging options can be found here.