Get ready to experience the ultimate electronic music event in Plymouth! On Saturday, May 25th, 2024, the city will be buzzing with excitement as Plymouth Argyle’s Home Park Stadium hosts the first-ever dedicated electronic music festival. Get ready to dance the day away with the biggest dance DJs and artists, all coming together for an unforgettable one-day music extravaganza. This is a setting unlike anything you've seen before, and it's happening on the late May bank holiday weekend! Get ready to be part of history in the making!
We’re ready to shake things up and put Plymouth back on the UK festival map. Dust off your raving shoes, prepare the glitter - the 2024 May bank holiday weekend just got way more exciting. We are harnessing the stadium’s unique atmosphere to deliver a truly major festival level experience.
ALIVE marks the start of a new era for electronic music in the southwest, ALIVE is set to take you on a journey through music over a jam-packed day. With man-of-the-moment BRU-C making one of only a few summer appearances, chart topper BECKY HILL following spots this summer at Cafe Mambo and Hï Ibiza with an exclusive DJ set, alongside globetrotters BEN NICKY, HANNAH WANTS, SOLARDO and two of this year's most exciting new artists A LITTLE SOUND & JAZZY. All this and more massive acts to be announced.
A large-scale, high octane, full stadium show, with something you will have never seen done before, an immersive second stage takeover of the undercover concourse in the Devonport End of Home Park. ALIVE is pulling out all the stops to bring you and the region the biggest day of electronic music ever hosted in the city.
Boasting an easily accessible site for locals and out of towners alike, it has all the attributes of a large scale arena/stadium, with an encapsulating classic UK festival feel.
With the aim of delivering the best in electronic music, ALIVE and Plymouth Argyle have worked closely to ensure a low-ticket price, matched with an incredible line-up to bring an incredible value for money event to the city. This has only been possible with significant investment by the promoters and a heavily backed partnership with Home Park.
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