Full Toil Trees line-up revealed for Beat-Herder 2023

Confirmed for the famous Toil Trees stage, Beat-Herder’s birthplace and beating heart set in a majestic woodland is one of the UK’s best-loved selectors, Skream, who brings his decades of dubstep to this magical space. Joining him are Scottish DJ and music producer Ewan McVicar, who came to prominence in 2021 with the release of his debut single, ‘Tell Me Something Good’ and one of house and techno’s finest DJs, and Running Back label head, Gerd Janson, alongside Dublin house duo Obskur.

A DJ leading a new generation of high-speed ravers addicted to jungle, drum ‘n’ bass, footwork and juke; is Sherelle, who is also confirmed alongside Shermanology, the Dutch-Caribbean brother & sister duo and stronghold of house music. Also announced is soulful electronic/psychedelic producer, DJ and cosmic energy Cici and BBC Radio 1 broadcaster and DJ, Jaguar, alongside Radio 1’s Future Dance DJ, Sarah Story, who’ll be spinning some of the best emerging, new-wave talents.

A Toil Trees institution, this is a genre-spinning set not to be missed: Mr Scruff invites MC Kwasi to a 4-hour session of hip hop, funk, disco, deep house, reggae, afrobeat, and everything in between. Also joining them is Melbourne-born, London-based producer DJ Boring, who will showcase a variety of inspirations from Chicago house, and Detroit techno through to trance and funk. Glasgow’s finest, La La, cited by Mixmag as ‘one of the most exciting up-and-comers’, joins stylist, presenter, and DJ Gok Wan, who’ll bring uplifting club beats alongside the much-loved Airwolf Paradise, whose ‘Don’t Hurt Me Baby’ was one of the biggest tracks of 2022.