Creamfields 2021 festival

 

 

FRIDAY LINE UP

 

The Chemical Brothers / Adam Beyer / Andy C / Ben Nicky / Bicep LIVE / Brennan Heart / Chris Lorenzo / Cristoph / Darren Styles / deadmau5 / Dimension / Eric Prydz HOLOSPHERE / Example / Gareth Emery / Jamie Jones / Jonas Blue / Kölsch / Kutski / Nina Kraviz / Oliver Heldens / Peggy Gou / Richy Ahmed / Scooter / Sub Zero Project / Timmy Trumpet / Zatox

 

 

SATURDAY LINE UP

 

David Guetta / Above & Beyond / Adaro / Andy Whitby / Armin Van Buuren / Bassjackers / Carl Cox / Charlotte de Witte / Chase & Status (DJ Set) / Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike  / DJ Isaac  / Enrico Sangiuliano / Fisher / Franky Wah / Friction  / Gorgon City / Holy Goof / Hot Since 82 / Hybrid Minds / Josh Wink / La Fleur / Laidback Luke / Notion /  Pete Tong / SASASAS / Scooter / Sub Focus (DJ Set) / Tchami / TNT aka / Vini Vici / W&W 

 

 

SUNDAY LINE UP

 

Afrojack / Alan Fitzpatrick / Alesso  / Aly & Fila / ANNA / Camelphat / Claptone / Cosmic Gate / Disciples / Eli Brown / Hannah Wants / Headhunterz / James Organ / Jax Jones / KC Lights / Leftwing:Kody  / Martin Garrix / Michael Bibi / MK / My Nu Leng / Nightlapse  / Offaiah / Paul van Dyk / Paul Woolford / Pendulum – TRINITY / Sefa / Sigma / Sound Rush / Sosa / Sven Väth / Tiësto / Yousef 

 

 

Skiddle guarantee that we have the lowest booking fees available for Creamfields festival tickets. We are an official primary ticket outlet and all tickets are processed and dispatched by Skiddle direct to you. All our tickets are sold at face value and originate directly from the event organiser.

How much are Creamfield tickets?

Tickets start from £65 for a standard ticket and £105 for a gold ticket. Two day tickets start from £150 and two day tickets with camping start from £195. 

How much is car parking at the festival? 

On the day parking prices are:

£20 for 3 & 4 day campers

£15 for 2 day campers

£10 per day for day ticket holders.

* Please note day only parking tickets cannot be purchased in advance and must be paid for on the day.

 

Free parking is provided to Gold, Silver & Dreamfields ticket holders.

Are pre-payment plan tickets available?

Pre Payment tickets are not currently available. 

What happens If I bought a ticket and cannot attend?

Unfortunately we can’t issue you with a refund if you can’t make the event due to work commitments or your mates have dropped out. In these circumstances, we advise passing on your tickets privately to avoid losing out on the money spent.

Refunds can only be offered if the event is cancelled or postponed, as agreed upon purchase.

How do I collect my ticket(s) on the day?

If you have to collect your tickets on site then please head to the relevant box office to collect. Day ticket holders collect at the NORTH box office. Weekend camping ticket holders collect at the SOUTH box office. Please ensure that you have a valid form of photo I.D. ready to show and your confirmation email which can be shown on your smartphone.

Do you offer international delivery on tickets?

Yes. When checking out please select 'international delivery' to ensure that your tickets are sent to you without delay. You will be sent a tracking number once your order is dispatched. Your tikcets will arrive no later than 48 hours before you're due to attend the fiirst day of the event and someone will need to sign for the delivery. Please note, international delivery may not be available to all countries. If we're unable to deliver to your address we will contact you to arrange a collection from the event box office.

When is Creamfields 2021?

Creamfields returns to Cheshire Thursday 26th & Sunday 29th August 2021.

Where is Creamfields?

Creamfields is located between Liverpool and Manchester in Daresbury, Cheshire. It is easily accessible by all modes of transport.

Does creamfields have onsite camping?

Yes Creamfields does have camping on site. 

What are the campsite facilities?

The Creamfields campsites will be filled with everything you need to make your time at the festial as comfortable as possible. You will have access to various food and non-food concessions, phone charging units, lockers, a camping supplies store and a general store. Information and welfare will be available – please head to one of the fetival's signposted campsite hubs where you will be assisted.

Water taps are located around the campsite and the event arena. Attendees are recommended to bring recyclable water bottles and re-fill at the free drinking water taps on site. First aid is also available and clearly signposted.

Hot showers and ‘proper’ toilets come as part of the ticket price for Gold, Silver, Bronze and Dreamfields & Pre-Pitch & Party.

Are pass outs allowed at creamfields? 

No. Pass outs are not permitted.

If you have a camping or day ticket and you leave the festival site then please be aware that you will not be allowed back in. 

If you have a 2 day ticket without camping then you won't be allowed re-entry on individual days. Once you have left the event on Saturday, you will need to show your Sunday ticket to be granted entry on the Sunday. 

Does Creamfields have any age restrictions?

Yes you must be 18 or over to attend Creamfields. You will be asked to show photo ID.

Can i bring my own drink into Creamfields?

You can only bring alcohol into the festival if you're camping. There is a limit of 24 cans and a 1 litre plastic bottle of spirit or wine per person. Any alcohol must be decanted into plastic bottles as glass is not permitted on site. Cans can be of a mixed variety e.g. 12 cider and 12 lager and they may be loose (not in a crate) but must not exceed 24 cans. 

Strictly NO kegs are allowed.

Please note that alcohol cannot be taken into the event arena and this will be enforced upon entrance.

What are the set times?

The set times are generally released on the first day of the festival. 

 

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How do I get to Creamfields?

By Car - You can reach the creamfields site easily by the signposts clearly marked. Creamfields is located close to Liverpool and Manchester. Please ensure taxi drivers follow the signs for drop-off and pick-up only.

By Creamfields Shuttle - The Creamfields shuttle bus service runs from Manchester, Liverpool and Warrington. The shuttle buses run throughout the day and night to and from the festival site.

By Big Green Coach - 

WEEKEND RETURN COACH

Picking up from 55 locations: Aberdeen, Barnsley, Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Canterbury, Cardiff, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Cheltenham, Colchester, Coventry, Crawley, Darlington, Dartford (Bluewater), Derby, Doncaster, Dundee, Edinburgh, Exeter, Falkirk, Gillingham, Glasgow, Gloucester, Grimsby, Hull, Leeds, Leicester, London Victoria, Luton, Middlesbrough, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Newport, Northampton, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, Perth, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Reading, Romford, Scunthorpe, Southampton, Stirling, Sunderland, Swansea, Taunton, Worcester and York.

DAY RETURN COACH

Picking up from: Birmingham, Bradford, Coventry, Leeds, London Victoria, Nottingham, Sheffield and Stoke-on-Trent.

 

By Rail - The closest train stations to Creamfields are Runcorn Station, Warrington Central, Warrington Bank Quay and Liverpool Lime Street. Shuttle buses run from Warrington, Liverpool and Manchester. 

1998
The first Creamfields festival is staged in Winchester in Southern England attracting 25,000 people and featuring live performances from Run DMC, Primal Scream and DJ sets from over 100 DJs including the likes of Daft Punk, Paul van Dyk and Sasha.

1999
Creamfields decamps to its spiritual home of Liverpool in the North of England. The 'Old Liverpool Airfield' becomes its new home and over 50,000 people flock to the festival to see performances from the likes of Basement Jaxx and Pet Shop Boys.

2000
Creamfields introduces the Live Outdoor Stage and attracts a record breaking crowd of 50,000 people. Muzik Magazine vote Creamfields as 'Event Of The Year' in their annual Awards ceremony and The Guardian vote Creamfields as 'Best Event'.

2002
Underworld & Faithless headline the Live Outdoor stage at Creamfields UK.

2004
Creamfields UK is voted 'Best Dance Festival' in the UK Festival Awards.

2005
Creamfields UK is voted as 'Best Dance Festival' in the UK Festival Awards for the 2nd year running and voted 'Festival Event Of The Year' in the House Music Awards.

2006
Creamfields UK moves from the Old Liverpool Airfield in Liverpool to its current home of Daresbury, Halton, located deep in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, the move is a great success and attracts a more diverse crowd who travel from all corners of the UK and abroad.

2007
The Chemical Brothers headline and deliver an outstanding live performance. The event attracts a record number of international visitors. The festival capacity is increased to 49,999.

2008
Creamfields UK celebrates its 10th Anniversary, to mark the occasion the festival becomes a 2 day format and includes camping for the first time. The fresh, diverse line up raises the benchmark for electronic music festivals and features performances from the likes of Kasabian, Tiesto, Ian Brown, Fatboy Slim and Chic featuring Nile Rodgers.

2009
Creamfields sells out for the first time in its history attracting 60,000 people across the weekend. Creamfields wins the award for 'Best Dance Event' in the UK Festival Awards and is Voted 'Tourism Event Of The Year' by VisitLiverpool.

2010
The capacity is increased to 40,000 each day and the site expands to accommodate the demand for campers. For the 2nd year running Creamfields attracts record breaking numbers and sells out a month in advance. To top off its best year in the festivals history, Creamfields wins the award for 'Best Dance Event' in the UK Festival Awards for the 2nd year running and is also voted 'Festival Of The Year' in the highly coveted industry Music Week Awards, beating the likes of Glastonbury, V and IOW Festival.

2011
The capacity is increased to 50,000 each day, and the festival goes on to be another sell out.

2012
Creamfields 2012 was on course to be the best one yet, with Friday and Saturday nights events going off like the proverbial with some outstanding performances from the likes of deadmau5, Avicii, David Guetta and The Chemical Brothers to name a few. However, the good times were cut short when adverse weather resulted in the unfortunate cancellation of the final day of the festival for the first time in it's history. Following this, in

2013
Creamfields have announced they will be spending 500,000 GBP on major site improvements with a revised contingency plan in place in the event of wet weather.

2014
Following the success of the world's biggest outdoor stage in 2013, the decision was made to bring a 2nd stage for 2014 and has now become a firm fixture at the festival. For the first time ever Creamfields was streamed live to the world featuring sets from the North & South Stages.

2015
With its biggest production budget ever - Creamfields becomes the most technically developed festival in the UK. With over half a million people tuning into the inaugural live stream in 2014, further investment was made this year, featuring over 40 live performances from the North & South Stages and an array of arenas each day - giving fans around the world the chance to witness some of the action from the world's leading electronic music festival