The Electric Frog & Pressure Riverside Festival have confirmed the final acts added to the exclusive official festival after party bill for the two day event this May Bank Holiday weekend.
Stretching across two of the city’s best club venues SWG3 and The Admiral, the festival organisers have confirmed that Tiga, Killer Kitsch and Mash will play the Admiral venue on Saturday 3rd May.
Acts Pan-Pot, Derrick May, Slam, notsosilent, Ivan Kutz, Lindsay Green and Kendal Baird have already been confirmed on Saturday’s SWG3 bill with Sunday’s SWG3 party seeing Visionquest, Francois K, Lord of the Isles, Sunday Circus, Craig Moog and Kev Stevens take to the decks.
Melting Pot at the Admiral will host sets from Derrick Carter Does Disco, Melting Pot and Pistols at Dawn on Sunday, bringing the weekend to a monumental end.
Festival organisers have today revealed a teaser clip, building excitement about the diverse line-up as the countdown to the festival truly begins.
Kicking-off at 11 PM each night as the outdoor festival draws to a close, Electric Frog & Pressure Riverside Festival After Parties are the best way to celebrate the day to night affair in the city.
The Electric Frog & Pressure Riverside festival have confirmed an outstanding line-up boasting an eclectic mix of legendary and up-and-coming talent for the two day festival including headliners 2ManyDJs, James Jones, Laurent Garnier and Pan-Pot.
Acts Andrew Weatherall, Cajmere, Derrick Carter, Derrick May, Felix Da Housecat, Francois K, Lord of the Isles (live), notsosilent, Mash, Matthew Dear , Melting Pot, Moritz Von Oswald, DJ Sneak, Slam, Sunday Circus, Tiga, Visionquest and Vitalic (live) will also appear over the two day festival.
The Electric Frog & Pressure Riverside festival will feature two covered stages, street food, a variety of bars and stalls bringing together a real carnival atmosphere.
After party tickets are on-sale now available for £10, for entry you must have a wristband / ticket from the festival. Festival tickets are priced at £35 for day tickets and £60 for weekend tickets, fans can purchase tickets for all events via Tickets Scotland www.tickets-scotland.com
Visit www.riversidefestivalglasgow.com for more information.
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